Links
To add a link:
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Select a text fragment or click the area to add a link to.
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On the toolbar, click
.You can also use the quick access menu: type
/
and select a command from the list. -
Enter the direct or relative link address. If you have not selected a text fragment, enter the text to display as a link.
To link to a specific section of a wiki page, add an anchor to the page address using the
#
symbol, for example:<page_address>/#my-section
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Click Save.
Tip
You can copy a link address, select text to use as the link text, and paste using your keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + V for Windows, ⌘ + V for macOS). The selected text will become a link.
To change or delete a link:
- Click the link.
- Make your changes and click Save.
Links to web resources:
- A URL without markup is automatically converted to a link.
- To create a link to an email address, add
mailto:
before the email address.
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Links to Wiki pages:
- You can use the page's relative address instead of the full address.
- To link to a specific section of a Wiki page, add the section's anchor to the page address using the
#
character. For more information, see Anchors.
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Links to Yandex Tracker, Wiki, and Yandex Forms pages
Within the text of the page, you can embed magic links to Wiki pages, forms, and Yandex Tracker entities, such as issues, queues, components, projects, portfolios, goals, and dashboards.
In the visual editor or markup mode, paste the URL of the Wiki, Yandex Forms, or Yandex Tracker page into the text. The magic link automatically shows information about the linked resource instead of its address:
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Wiki page
Magic links to pages include the Wiki logo, page name, and anchor (if it's included in the address). To add a magic link, insert the full address of the Wiki page. For example:
https://wiki.yandex.com//users/name/page#anchor
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Form on Yandex Forms
Magic links include the service logo and the form name. To add a magic link, insert the full address of the form. For example:
https://forms.yandex.ru/u/1a2b345cd6s/
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Yandex Tracker issue
Magic links to issues include the Yandex Tracker logo, the key, name, and status of the issue, and the assignee's name. To add a magic link, insert the issue key (such as
TEST-123
) or its full address. For example:https://tracker.yandex.com//TEST-123
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Other Yandex Tracker entities
To add a magic link, insert the full address of the project, portfolio, goal, dashboard, queue, or component. These links include the Yandex Tracker logo, an icon that shows the entity type, and the name. Links to some entities may also include other attributes, such as status and deadline:
https://tracker.yandex.com//pages/projects/1234
Tip
If you don't want a link to appear as a magic link, you can format it as a code snippet or a standard link. For example:
`TEST-123`
[TEST-123 issue](https://tracker.yandex.com//TEST-123)
[My page](https://wiki.yandex.com//users/name/page)
Anchors
An anchor provides a direct link to a specific subsection or any other content within a page.
For each subsection, an anchor is automatically generated from its heading. For example, the My section
heading will generate the m-mycluster
anchor. Using Markdown, you can manually create an anchor for any subsection.
Note
Ensure that all anchor IDs on the page are unique.
To add an anchor anywhere on the page:
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Place the cursor where you want it on the page and click
on the toolbar.You can also use the quick access menu: type
/
and select a command from the list. -
On the page that appears, click the
#
icon, and in the window that opens, specify:- Anchor ID is the identifier that links use to jump to a specific anchor on the page. The ID must consist of numbers, symbols, and Latin letters.
- Hint: Hint text that should appear when you hover over the anchor.
The created #
element is only visible in the markup mode.
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To create an anchor for a page subsection, add this markup after the heading:
{#<id>}
For example:
## My subheading {#subheading}
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To add an anchor to any location on a page, use this markup:
#[<visible text>](<ID> "<hint text>")
- ID: Anchor identifier used in links to navigate to the anchor on the page. The ID must consist of numbers, symbols, and Latin letters.
- Visible text: Text within square brackets will appear on the page where the anchor is placed.
- Hint text: Tooltip that appears when you hover over the anchor's visible text.
To insert a link to a location marked by an anchor, add a #
symbol and the anchor ID to the page URL:
[<link_text>](https://wiki.yandex.com//page/#m-mycluster)