To see an example of an inline link to an article, click on this link right here. Instead of opening up a new browser window, the article appears in a modal window. Note: this is only available in the ScreenSteps knowledge base (e.g. not available for the Zendesk integration).
How to add an inline link
You can add an inline link using either the desktop editor or the web editor. This example uses screenshots from the desktop software but the process is the same in both editors.
1. Select text > Click Insert Link icon > Select Knowledge Base Link
2. Locate article
You cannot create an inline link to a manual or a chapter. You can only create an inline link to another ScreenSteps article.
- Click the manual.
- Click the chapter.
- Click Link next to the article title (or click on the article if you want to link directly to a heading in the article).
You can also search for an article title. When you locate the article, click Link next to the title, same as you would normally do.
3. Select inline > Link
After you select the article, make sure to 1) click the inline option before you 2) finalize the link.
Donald Gossett
Can I add a link to an image -- so that if the user clicks on the image, then the hyperlink to opened.
Trevor DeVore
@Donald - ScreenSteps does not provide a way to wrap an image in a hyperlink.