You can take any word, phrase, or image and turn it into a link using the following syntax:
Here are some examples:
[[word or phrase][wikiPage]]
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click [[here][.FrontPage]]. | click here. |
[[!img http://www.objectmentor.com/images/omLogo][http://www.objectmentor.com]] | |
[[''Recent Changes''][RecentChanges]] | Recent Changes |
- When the text is a wiki word, the link to the wiki word takes precedence, so you cannot override one wiki word to link to another.
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click [[.RecentChanges][.FrontPage]]. | click .RecentChanges. |
- When the link is a wiki word then, as usual, it may include a relative or an absolute path with respect to the parent page using < . > characters, or is a sibling if no path is specified. (See SubWiki for more details.)
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click [[here][.FrontPage]]. | click here. |
click [[here][MarkupAliasLink]]. | click here. |
- When the link is to an anchor on a different page, append the anchor's name. (See LinksWithinPages)
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click [[Bottom of Page][LinksWithinPages#pageBottom]]. | click Bottom of Page. |
Add Child Page to MarkupAliasLink