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Ralph Angenendt wrote:
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You can either use absolute links [:/HowTos/KVM this is a link] or
relative links [:KVM this is a link]. See the syntax reference to make
sure, this is off top of my head and I might be wrong.
Ralph
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<font face="'Lucida Sans','Lucida Grande',Arial,sans-serif">That's what
you'd think, but it's the other way around<br>
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[:HowTos/LinkedPage: link text] goes to /HowTos/</font><font
face="'Lucida Sans','Lucida Grande',Arial,sans-serif">LinkedPage</font><br>
<font face="'Lucida Sans','Lucida Grande',Arial,sans-serif">and<br>
[:/HowTos/LinkedPage: link text] goes to /HowTos/CurrentPage/LinkedPage<br>
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so with the / its a relative link and without the / its an absolute
link, which confuses me but I'll learn to live with it :)<br>
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Julian<br>
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