Topic Links & External Links

2025/04/25 • 2 min. to read

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Topic Links
External Links
Snippets

Topic Links

Note

The following approach is no longer recommended for topic links. Use the index-driven approach instead. For a better understanding of the index-driven approach, we recommend reading this topic anyway.

Links between the help topics can be added by specifying <link:

<link "nchbFileName">LinkText</link>

The name of the help file (nchbFileName) must be specified in quotes and without the .nchb file extension.

Example:

<link "ReleaseNotes">Anhang, Versionshinweise</link>

Result: LinkText

By specifying <more, you can also add links which are later preceded by the language-dependent text "For more information, see":

Example:
```
<more "nchbFileName">LinkText</more>
```
Result: For more information, see LinkText.
Note
</more> automatically adds a dot to the end of the link. This can be prevented by using </more+>

External Links

Links to other external sources can be added using the _ExternalLink snippets. It is also possible to link external sources via standard HTML. In this case however, class="HELP" should be specified in the link so that the formatting matches the rest of the help.

Snippets
The following snippets are available:
Snippet	Code/Result
_ExternalLink	`<linkexternal "https://www.navax.com">www.navax.com</linkexternal>` Result: www.navax.com
_ExternalLink_MoreInfo	`<moreexternal "https://www.navax.com">www.navax.com</moreexternal>` Result: For more information, see www.navax.com Note </moreexternal> automatically adds a dot to the end of the link. This can be prevented by using </moreexternal+>