Managing Your Links

1. 1Go to Dashboard → Links and press Add link
2. 2Paste the URL. A recognized platform picks itself under Icon; anything else stays on Link, any other address
3. 3Give it a Link title if it is not a platform. A platform link is named after its platform until you type one
4. 4Press Add link

You do not need to type https://. A bare example.com is completed for you. A link can be a web address (http or https), an email address or a phone number (tel:), and a new link lands at the bottom of your list, live at once.

• Title, up to 100 characters, and no HTML
• URL, up to 2048 characters
• Description, up to 200 characters: a second line under the title
• An icon: your own upload, one from the icon library, the site's favicon, or the platform glyph we detect
• A section, if you are grouping links
• Show from and Hide after times, if it is scheduled
• Its own text color, border color, font and display mode, if it should look different from the rest: see Styling Your Links

Press a link, or Edit in its More actions menu, to open Edit link. Save link writes the change; Cancel discards it. Links never wait for the Save bar that your Profile settings use: an edit goes live when you press Save link, and starring, hiding, moving and archiving take effect at once.

Every link has a More actions menu with the rest of its controls:

• Edit
• Feature this link, or Unfeature
• Hide from my page, or Show on my page
• Play it inline, or Show as a normal link, on links that can play in place
• Move up and Move down
• Duplicate
• Archive
• Delete

On a wider screen the star and the eye sit on the row as well, so featuring and hiding are one press.

Drag a link by its handle, or use Move up and Move down in its menu. Order is per section, so dragging inside a section rearranges that section rather than the whole page. Keyboard dragging works too, which is worth knowing if you have a lot of links.

Duplicate adds a copy at the bottom of your list with (copy) after its title. It keeps the URL, description, icon, section and schedule, and it is shown or hidden the same as the original. It does not copy the link's own colors, font or display mode, and it is never featured, so duplicating your featured link does not fight over the slot.

Delete asks first, then removes the link for good. Its past clicks stay in your analytics totals, but the link itself cannot be brought back, so if you only want it off your page, hide or archive it instead.