Create links and navigation

You use these elements to define or generate links between different pages in a website, or add navigational elements to a website.

Link element

A link element stores a link to a web content item, or to external content such as a web page.

Menu element

A menu element displays metadata and content from content items that match the search criteria of the menu element. The search criteria of a menu element can include matching site areas, authoring templates, categories and keywords.

Navigator elements

A navigator elements displays metadata and content from a predefined section of a site framework, usually in the form of links.

Writing links to Web content

Links to content items can be written as URLs.

Contextual linking

Contextual linking is used in systems where content from one site is shared across multiple sites. When content is linked into a site, embedded links (link elements and links in HTML) will reference the site the original content item is located in. Contextual linking is used so that when content is linked from another site, the link will be rendered relative to the current site if possible.

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