When you're working on a document in the Oxygen-based editor, you can link to content that exists in Inspire and is not a DITA document. The file link is useful for images and binary files.
To add references to DITA topics:
- To inert a link to content in a DITA document, follow the steps in:
- To insert a read-only copy of content, follow the steps in:
- To inert a link to content that exists on a web page, follow the steps in Link to a web site in Oxygen.
To link to a file in Oxygen:
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In the editor pane, select the text where you want to insert a link.
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In the toolbar menu, click the
Link icon, and then select File Reference...
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On the Select Component dialog, in the Folders pane, navigate to the folder where the component you want to reference is located.
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In the Components pane, select the component, and then click Select.
You'll see a link icon next to the link.
After creating a link to another component, Inspire tracks the relationship.
- If the following statements are both true:
- An administrator has enabled an optional feature to help you manage referenced content
- Changes are made in the referenced component that impacts the reference
- The user is warned that this referenced component will be updated also.
- For more information, read Save changes in referenced components.
If you make changes to links and references, you can ensure the most up-to-date information is being displayed by following these steps:
- Go to the toolbar.
- Click the Refresh references icon
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