Links within Rebel Toolkit

NormallyYou can use markdown to create links within the Rebel Toolkit using a combination of square and curved brackets e.g.

[View the Media and Messaging shelf](https://rebeltoolkit.extinctionrebellion.uk/shelves/07-media-and-messaging)

which will then look like this...

Click here for view the Media and Messaging shelf

The URL (web address) of a pageshelf, book or chapter in the Rebel Toolkit includes the name of the book it is inbased andon theit's nametitle.

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To find the static link (permanent link / fixed link) for a page:

• Go to the page you want to make a link to

• Highlight a piece of text by double clicking on a word. The word gets highlighted.

• A pop-up box appears - in that pop-up box you will see the unique address of the page andor a fragment identifier. The fragment identifier is the part after the "#" which identifies a particular paragraph within the page.

• Copy the address and remove the fragment identifier so you don't want to link to a part of the page.paragraph.

For example the address of this page is https://rebeltoolkit.extinctionrebellion.uk/link/463. So you can make a link like this: Links to pages in Rebel Toolkit which will continue to work even if the page is moved.