Using WikiSyntax, you can create links to other pages without having to know HTML. You can use three types of links in a Wiki page (as well as other contexts that accept WikiSyntax, including articles, blogs, comments, and forums):

• Links to Wiki pages
• Links to external Wiki pages
• Links to Web pages

For each type of link, you can choose whether to display a description. If you provide a description, the page will display the description (not the link address) as a clickable hyperlink.

For detailed, step-by-step instructions, see WikiLinkingDoc.

Quick Reference

Link to a Wiki page	WikiPageName or ((Wiki Page Name))
Link to an external Wiki page	External Wiki name: External Wiki page name
Link to a Web page	[http://www.somesite.org] or [http://www.somesite.org| Some Site!]

Note: Tiki's linking capabilities are affected by the following administrative options:

• Use ))WikiWords(( If this feature in the Wiki Features area (Wiki tab) is disabled, you must use doubled parentheses to create a Wiki page link.
• Open External Links in New Window If this feature in the General Settings area (General tab) is disabled, external links open in the existing browser window

• Enables users to easily create links to Wiki, external Wiki, and Web pages without the need to use HTML.
• Displays links with or without link text.
• Caches external Web pages (if the appropriate configuration option is selected).
• Enables users to suppress remote document caching for non-HTML objects.
• External pages can open in the same or a new browser window (there's an administrative option that controls this behavior).