Working with Links in Confluence
You can create links to various content inside and outside of your Confluence space.
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Full information on working with links in Confluence. The following features are some of the more common ways of linking in Confluence.
Link to a Website |
If you want that website to open in a new window for your viewers, make sure to choose "new window" when creating the link. Full instructions on how to create a link to a website |
Link to a Confluence Page in your Space |
If you want that website to open in a new window for your viewers, make sure to choose "new window" when creating the link. Full instructions on how to create a link to a Confluence page |
Link to a Confluence Page outside of your Space |
Instructions to link to a Confluence page outside of your current space |
Link to a Page Anchor |
To link to sections of a long page of content, so that users do not have to scroll down the page to find content, use page anchors to make links to those areas of your page. More information on working with page anchors |
Link to an Attachment |
More information on linking to attachments |
Sharing a Page Link with Others |
To share a page link with viewers, consider using the Tiny Link for ease; a Tiny Link is a shortened version of a longer web address, which usually will not break lines when copy/pasting into an email message. |
Note: Confluence limits file sizes to a maximum of 15MB. Consider using Box to store your files. You can create links on your Confluence pages to your files stored on Box.
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