By giozzz on

Hello everybody, I'm surfing everywhere but can't find how to... put internal links??? I would like to write a line, such as "go to --that page--" where "that page" is an internal node I already wrote.. but I can't manage to do this, without writing directly "go to node/12".... is there a specific module to do this?

and, another question but maybe I should open another post:
how do I set a menu that appears only on some pages? As to say, I have a section dealing with a specific topic, divided into 4/5 pages, and I'd like to put a specific menu (using secondary links I think..) so that a user is able to navigate back and forth into those pages....
I just have to add node numbers into the box at bottom of configurations settings for the menu, or do I have to do something more? .. installing another dedicated module maybe?
I hope I explained myself!!!

and thanks everybody, as usual you're a big help!

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megandal commented

An easy way to make an internal link is to use the insert/edit link button that comes with the Wysiwyg API / Tinymce plugin.

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giozzz commented

hello, thanks for your answers... I solved this one with a module, menu beadcrumbs... and the way you told me, with the link button in wysiwyg editor!