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.
Contextual path linking
Contextual path linking will attempt to resolve a link using a relative path technique. Contextual path linking assumes that each site framework that the linked content is stored in has the same site structure.
Contextual path linking can be applied to elements referenced using the element tag. For example:
It can only be used if context=current or context=autofill.
When contextual path linking is used a compatible link is searched for using the same relative path. If no link is found, the original link is used.
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