Confluence Docs 3.0 : Rich Text-Linking to an Attachment This page last changed on Jun 16, 2009 by ggaskell. This page tells you how to add a link which points to a file attached to your Confluence page. A link, or hyperlink, is a word or phrase which, when clicked, will open the attachment.
| Wiki Markup mode and Rich Text editor You can click the 'Insert Link' icon in either Wiki Markup mode or the Rich Text editor. The functionality described below is basically the same for both editing modes.
To link to an attachment, Click the 'Insert Link' icon on the toolbar. This will open up the 'Insert Link' window. Click the 'Attachments' tab. If any files are attached to your page, the attachments are listed here. Click the title of an attachment title to select it. If you do not find the attachment you are looking for, you can also attach a new file from here. Click 'Browse' to select your file and click 'Attach', then select the file. If you want your link to display specific words on the page, rather than the actual URL, enter the desired text in the 'Alias' text box. If you want your link to display a short popup help tip, enter the desired text in the 'Tooltip' text box. Click the 'OK' button to insert the link. Read about creating new links for more information on the 'Insert Link' window. Screenshot : Linking to an Attachment ##### RELATED TOPICS Rich Text-Linking to an Image Rich Text-Creating and removing a link Attachments: confluence-3-0-insert-link-dialog-attachments.png (image/png)

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