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You can create links to pages, blog posts, anchors, attachments, external websites, Jira issues and more. Links can be text or images, and can be added in many different ways. Links to pages within your Confluence site are relative, which means that you can move pages and rename pages without breaking links. This page explains the most common ways to create links. Insert a text link To insert a link on a page:.

Select some text or position your cursor where you want to insert the link. Choose Link on the toolbar or use the Ctrl+K. Select a page, blog post or attachment, or enter an external URL (see for how to link to particular types of content). Enter or modify the link text (this is the text that will appear on the page. If this field is left blank, the page name or URL will be used as the link text.). Choose Insert Other ways to do this There are a few other ways to insert a link:. Type  followed by the page or attachment name.

Will suggest matching items for you, or. Paste a URL directly onto your page. Confluence will automatically create the link, and if the URL is for a page in the current site, the page name will be set as the link text. Confluence doesn't provide an option to configure a link to open in a new window or tab. Users can choose to right click / CTRL+click the link if they want to open it in a particular way.

Related pages:. Insert an image link. Select an image on your page. Choose Link on the Image Properties toolbar.

Select a page, blog post or attachment, or enter an external URL (see for how to link to particular types of content). Choose Insert Modify a link.

Select the link text or image. Choose Edit from the link properties toolbar. Modify the link and choose Save Remove a link. Select the link text or image. Choose Unlink from the properties toolbar Link to specific types of content Confluence supports many methods for creating links. Some of the common ones are listed here.

Type of link Ways to do this Link to a page Choose Link Search then enter part of the page name. Or Choose Link Recently viewed and select a page from the list. Or Type and enter part of the page name then select the page from the list. Or Paste the URL of the page onto your page (Confluence will automatically create the link).

Link to a page in another space Choose Link Search enter part of the page name and select All Spaces from the drop down. Or Choose Link Advanced then enter the space key followed by the page name spacekey:mypage. Or Type and enter part of the page name then select the page from the list. (you can hover over each suggestion to see which space the page is from). Link to a blog post Choose Link Search and enter part of the blog post name. Or Type and enter part of the blog post name then select the blog post from the list. Link to an attachment or image on this page Choose Link Attachment then upload or select an attachment from the list.

Or Type and enter part of the attachment file name then select the attachment from the list. Link to an attachment on another page Choose Link Search and enter part of the attachment name.

Or Type and enter part of the attachment file name then select the attachment from the list (you can hover over each suggestion to see which space the page is from). Link to a website Choose Link Web Link then enter the website URL. Or Type or paste the URL onto the page (Confluence will automatically create the link). Link to an email address Choose Link Web Link then enter the email address.

Or Type or paste the email address onto the page (Confluence will automatically create a 'mailto:' link). Link to an anchor on a page Choose Link Advanced then enter the anchor name in one of the formats below. For an anchor on this page: #anchor name. For an anchor on another page in this space: page name#anchor name. For an Anchor on another page in another space: spacekey:page name#anchor name. See for more information on using anchors.

Link to a heading on a page Choose Link Advanced then enter the heading in one of the formats below. Heading text is case sensitive and must be entered without spaces. For a heading on this page: #MyHeading. For a heading on another page in this space: Page Name#MyHeading. For a heading on another page in another space: spacekey:Page Name#MyHeading. Be aware that these links will break if you edit the heading text.

V7 08/17 Net: Add Macros For Mac Free

Consider using the macro or an instead. Link to a comment on a page Go to the comment, right click the Date at the bottom of the comment and copy the link. Paste the link directly onto your page or choose Link Web Link and paste in the URL. Or Type $ then enter the Comment ID ('12345' in this example): $12345 Link to an undefined page (a page that does not exist yet) Choose Link Advanced then enter the new page name (a page will be created on click). Or Type then enter the new page name then choose Insert link to create page.

See for more information on undefined pages. Link to a personal space or user profile Choose Link Search then enter the user's name and select their personal space homepage or their profile from the list. Or Type then enter the user's name and select their personal space homepage or their profile from the list. Link to a Jira issue (where Confluence is connected to Jira) Paste the Jira issue URL - Confluence will automatically create a Jira Issue macro. Link to Confluence pages from other websites The best way to link to a Confluence page from outside Confluence, for example from another site or in an email, is to use the share link which is a permanent URL. This ensures that the link to the page is not broken if the page name changes. To access the permanent URL for a page:.

View the page you wish to link to. Choose Share. Copy the Share link. You do not need to use the share link to link to pages within your Confluence site. Confluence automatically updates links when you rename or move a page to another space. If you want to link to specific content such as anchors, headings or comments you need to use the following link syntax. Note that there are no spaces in the page name, anchor name or heading text.

In the examples below, the anchor name is 'InsertLinkAnchor' and the heading text is 'Insert a link'. Purpose Link syntax Link to an anchor (from an external website) Example from this page: Link to a heading (from an external website) Example from this page: Link to a comment (from an external website) Example from this page: Some things to note when linking to anchors from a website or email message:. The page name is repeated in the URL, after the # sign. The second occurrence of the page name is concatenated into a single word, with all spaces removed. There is a single dash (hyphen) between the concatenated page name and the anchor name.

The anchor name in the full URL is concatenated into a single word, with all spaces removed. The anchor name is case sensitive. You must use the same pattern of upper and lower case letters as you used when creating the. Link to a comment You can add a link to a comment by using the comment URL (a permanent link), or by using wiki markup to link to the Comment ID.

To find out the comment URL and comment ID:. Go to the comment you wish to link to. Choose the Date at the bottom of the comment and examine the URL The number after 'comment-' is the Comment ID. An example is shown here. You can use wiki markup directly in the editor to link to a comment.

Enter $ followed by the Comment ID, for example $12345 where '12345' is the Comment ID. Using shortcut Links If you have on your Confluence site, then you can link to an external site using a shortcut link that looks like this: CONF-17025@jira.

Our Confluence site (where this documentation is housed) is configured to allow shortcut links to our Jira site, using the shortcut @jira. So the shortcut link CONF-17025@jira produces.

To add a shortcut link using the 'Insert Link' dialog:. Choose Link  Advanced and enter or paste the shortcut link into the Link field (shortcut links are case-insensitive). Modify or enter link text (this is the text that will appear on the page). Choose Insert You can also type ' and choose Insert Web Link  Advanced to enter a shortcut link.

See for more details. Trackback Trackback enables two sites can stay informed each time one site refers to the other using trackback 'pings'.

In Confluence, Trackback can be enabled by a site administrator in the Administration Console. When Trackback is enabled, any time you link to an external webpage that supports Trackback Autodiscovery, Confluence will send a Trackback ping to that page to inform it that it has been linked to. Confluence pages also support Trackback Autodiscovery, and when Trackback is enabled, can receive trackback pings sent by other sites.

To see who has sent a Trackback ping to a Confluence page:. Go to the page. Choose Tools  Page Information Any Trackback pings the page has received will be listed under the page's Incoming Links. Confluence incoming trackback pings only work with referenced pages that are public (anonymously viewable).