Links

Links to Wiki pages

Links inside Wiki can be simplified.

Link to a page

• Link to the absolute address of a page. To set the page address relative to the main Wiki page, add / before the address:

  ((/absolute/address Link text))

  Example:

  Where the link goes to	Markup
  wiki.yandex.com/users/anna/notes	((/users/anna/notes Anna's notes))

  Where the link goes to	Markup
  wiki.yandex.com/users/anna/notes	((/users/anna/notes Anna's notes))

• A link to a relative address of the page. Specify the address relative to the parent of the page where the link is located:

  ((relative/address Link text))

  Example:

  Where the link comes from	Where the link goes to	Markup
  wiki.yandex.com/users/ anna	wiki.yandex.com/users/ peter/notes	((peter/notes Peter's notes))
  wiki.yandex.com/users/ anna/notes/note1	wiki.yandex.com/users/ peter/notes	((../../peter/notes Peter's notes))

  Where the link comes from	Where the link goes to	Markup
  wiki.yandex.com/users/ anna	wiki.yandex.com/users/ peter/notes	((peter/notes Peter's notes))
  wiki.yandex.com/users/ anna/notes/note1	wiki.yandex.com/users/ peter/notes	((../../peter/notes Peter's notes))

  Attention. You do not have to add / before the page address in relative links.

Link to a section

An anchor (the section's identifier on the page) is created automatically for each section of the document. Anchors are used for linking directly to page sections.

By default, the anchor is the name of the section without spaces. For instance, My section will have the anchor mysection. You can manually define the anchor when formatting a section:

====(my-anchor) Section Title

To insert a link to the section, append this anchor to the page address after #:

((http://pageAddress/#my-anchor link text))

How to find out what a section's anchor is

When you hover the mouse over the heading, it displays the § symbol. To get the value of the anchor:

1. Click the § symbol next to the heading.

2. Open the browser address bar. The anchor is shown at the end of the address after #.

Link to an anchor

You can create an anchor (an identifier that can be used to link directly to the location on the page) anywhere in a document. To create an anchor, use the {{anchor}} dynamic block:

{{anchor name="my-anchor"}}

To create a link to the anchor, append it to the page address after #:

((http://pageAddress/#my-anchor Link text))

Links to images

By default, images themselves are shown on a page instead of links to such images. If you want to insert a link, use this markup:

ref:imageAddress

or

((ref:imageAddress Link text))

Example:

ref:http://img.yandex.net/i/logo95x37x8.png

((ref:http://img.yandex.net/i/logo95x37x8.png Yandex logo))

ref:http://img.yandex.net/i/logo95x37x8.png

((ref:http://img.yandex.net/i/logo95x37x8.png Yandex logo))

Image as link

(([target address of the link] [image address]))

Example:

Markup	Result
((https://www.yandex.com http://img.yandex.net/i/logo95x37x8.png))

Markup	Result
((https://www.yandex.com http://img.yandex.net/i/logo95x37x8.png))

Links to email addresses

To add a link to an email address, use this markup:

((mailto:mail@address link text))

Example:

Markup	Result
((mailto:anna@yandex.com Anna's email))

Markup	Result
((mailto:anna@yandex.com Anna's email))