Creating proper internal links
2006-09-22 10:05 | Posted by Tejvan Pettinger | Permanent Link | Plone, Documentation, Help
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Internal Links
Plone has been standardising internal links without a trailing slash "/" at the end. It is good to follow that standard, for both SEO reasons and data collection.
Links to pages and images should be like this:
/plone_basics/adding_internal_links, and NOT like this:
/plone_basics/adding_internal_links/ (in the first case, the terminating "/" is not there)
- See also Plone Basics
- We also have an updated page on internal links
Note 1: when linking in blog entries which can have different urls it is best to add the full link like e.g /blog/archive/2006/08/26/atimage-tips
Note 2: Plone wysiwyg content editors can automatically change the format of links to: ../../blog/e.t.c which is very bad. It is advisable to either use reStrucutredText, or Dreamweaver if you really need to use HTML still.
Images
Images are the same: .. image:: /images/vasudevaserver.gif
This is bad: /images/vasudevaserver.gif/
The bottom line is: Never add a trailing slash!
Also, please make sure images always have the type of file at the end (.jpg or .gif)
