Linking your elements

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To link to a specific location on your page, you first need to add an anchor to an element in that area. Then, you can set the link to lead to that anchor. 

Tip: You can also link to an anchor on a dynamic page or on a router page. Read more below.

Select the None option in this panel to remove a link from an element.

The document is downloaded when the user clicks the linked element.

These types of links encourage visitors to reach out to you with their questions. 

When setting up a link to an email address, visitors are redirected to send an email to the desired address. You can also enter a default subject line for their email. 

A phone number link redirects visitors to call you, if they're viewing your site from a mobile device or tablet. 

A lightbox is a pop up message. Decide when it's triggered, and even choose how visitors close it. When linking an element to a lightbox, clicking the link triggers the pop-up. 

To link your lightbox, click the relevant lightbox from the Which Lightbox? drop-down menu.

Yes. If you have added the CMS (Content Management System) to your site, you can also link to a dynamic page. This creates a static link to your dynamic page with specific content you selected.

To link to a dynamic page: