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Link Tag

Generate fully qualified URLs with the option to include your domain.

Overview

You can create a fully qualified URL to any resource, asset, or page on your site using a path relative string.

For example, if you had a link to <a href="fanny-packs">, it would be broken if you left that relative area of the site. By using the link tag you can ensure it's relative to your site root, and include the domain if needed.

{{ link to="fanny-packs" }}
{{ link to="fanny-packs" absolute="true" }}
/fanny-packs
https://example.com/fanny-packs

You can also link to entries using their ID directly:

{{ link id="1715c9a8-0662-4ca7-b9ea-1ad642431fae" }}
/the-pages-slug

When using Multi-Site, the URL automatically links to the entry on the current site. If you want to link to a specific site instead, you can add the in parameter:

{{ link id="1715c9a8-0662-4ca7-b9ea-1ad642431fae" in="spanish" }}
/es/el-asdf-de-la-pagina

Parameters

to|src

string

Generate a URL to this relative path string.

absolute

boolean

Make the URL absolute if it isn't already. Default: false.

id

string

ID of the entry to link to.

in

string

Handle of the site you want to link to (only when using Multi-Site).

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