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I uploaded a Word file. Now I want to create a link to it from one of my pages. How do I know what the URL is for the file?

does anyone know if there is a way to add another sidebar that can be edited with the point and click editor?

I created a new button called "Add Tag". This is because I have chosen to suppress the footer which unfortunately obscures the way to do page tagging.

By adding a new button, which shows up for every user, how to tag should be pretty obvious.

Problem is: How do I amend the addButton code so that it will actually add the tag? Creating the button was easy: I used the following code from the widget library to get the button to appear:

I am very new to this technology. I have figured out how to link a word to another one of my wiki pages but can this be done automatically to make sure all possible links are formed? Thanks.

You can copy stuff from web pages and word processors.

You can paste it into a wiki page, but you won't always get what you expect.

Sometimes, the page won't even display everything you pasted in.

Everytime I choose the file, a pdf, to link everything on my page is deleted and i have to cancel ... Am I doing soemthing wrong -- I've looked through help and tried several different ways ...

I was exploring! Big mistake because I'm not able to figure out how to switch back. Now when editing any of my pages it displays in classic.

How do I link to a wikipage?

Click “Link” in the toolbar.


Make sure “WikiPage” is selected in the “Page Type” dropdown menu.


In the “Link to wiki page” dropdown menu, select the name of an existing page, in this case "WhatWikiIs".


In “Link Text” you can type the wording of the link you would like to use to link to the page. If you highlighted a word on the page before you clicked the “Link” button, that word will already be in this field.


Click "OK".


How do I link to another website or URL?

Highlight a word or URL that you wish to use as the link.


Click the “Link” button in the toolbar.


In the “Page Type” dropdown menu select “URL”
Choose the proper protocol (http://, news://, etc).


In “Link Text” type the wording of the link that you would like to use to link to the page. If you highlighted a word on the page before you clicked the “Link” button, that should be in this field.


Click “OK”

Note: If you don’t highlight a word before clicking “Link”, the editor will insert the entire web address into the page as the link, as shown below.

Hi-- I'm new. I am doing a 21 week course with a different speaker each week. I thought to have each week featured and detailed on a separate page with the WEEK # as the name and each week then as a separate topic with details and photo. But, I don't see how to scroll pages so the information is rather lost to students or even to me for reviewing. Do I have to put all 21 weeks on one page? Thanks! --Jae

When I paste text in the page editor from emails or Frontpage, using either the "source" tag or the "html" productivity plugin, the resulting text is reformatted. The fonts, highlighting, text size all change and sometimes text is moved from one place to another in the document.

Is there another way to accomplish this other than re-keying the text?