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    Posted by vishal

    Hi,

    When we create a link in a wiki page to another wiki page using the double brace syntax, is it possible to name that link other than the name of the page that the link points to? For example, if we have a page called foo, then to create a link to foo, we will have to do something like:

    Before creating this page, I created a page called foo.....

    However, in order to go to foo, I want to do something like:

    In order to go to my previous page, click here...

    Is it possible to create a link to foo, but name it "here"?

    Thanks.

    Vishal

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    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee


    >
    > Is it possible to create a link to foo, but name it "here"?

    Please click the "wiki help" link below the text-editing area on your wiki-edit page. You can see the syntax that can be used on a wiki page. One of these is ((page|desc)), used for just what you are describing. In your example, you would use ((foo|here)) to get to foo by clicking here.

    Similarly, for external links, [http://themes.tikiwiki.org|a new Tiki theme site] produces a new Tiki theme siteQuestion.

    -- Gary - zukakakina.comQuestion