Note: To link to an HTML page stored in Resources, see How do I create a link to a Resources item in a text box?
Select the text.
In the text box, select the text you would like to serve as a link to a website. For accessibility, you should use meaningful text to describe your link.
Note: If you do not select text, the text of the link will display in full, linked to the site (e.g., https://www.luc.edu/its/itrs/).
Select the Link icon.
Select the Link icon from the Rich Text Editor toolbar. The Link icon looks like a chainlink.
Or, use Ctrl/Command + L on the keyboard to open the Link dialog box.
Alternatively, you can open the Link dialog box with the keyboard command Ctrl + L (in Windows) or Command + L (on a Mac).
Enter the URL and select OK.
The Link window will pop up for you to enter the link (URL).
- Enter or paste (Ctrl + V on PC or Command + V on Mac) the URL for the webpage to which you are linking in the box marked URL.
- Select OK to confirm the addition of the link.
Note: To link to an HTML page stored in Resources, see How do I create a link to a Resources item in a text box
View link in editor.
The linked text will be underlined.
Select Save.
Select Save to save your changes.