How do I set links on buttons and CTAs?
Buttons and CTA sections require you to enter a link URL. The format depends on whether you are linking to a page on your own site or an external website.
Linking to pages on your site
Use the page slug with a leading slash. This keeps visitors on your site without a full page reload.
Destination | Link Format | Example |
Custom page |
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Search page |
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Specific property |
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Homepage |
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Note: Use the slug you set when creating the page. For example, if you created a page with the slug "neighborhood-guide," link to it as /neighborhood-guide.
Linking to external websites
Use the full URL including https://.
Destination | Link Format |
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Where button links apply
This format applies to all button and CTA link fields in WanderOS:
CTA section button
Hero section primary and secondary buttons
Content Cards and Feature Cards primary and secondary buttons
Large Content primary and secondary buttons
How do I add hyperlinks in content sections?
In the Content (Default) section, the rich text editor lets you add clickable hyperlinks within your text. This is useful for linking specific words or phrases to other pages or resources.
To add a hyperlink:
Highlight the text you want to turn into a link.
Click the link button in the text editor toolbar.
Enter the URL.
Hyperlinks support the following URL formats:
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Internal page |
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External website |
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Note: Hyperlinks in content sections open in a new tab by default.
Tips
Always use relative links for internal pages. Using
/aboutinstead ofhttps://yoursite.com/aboutensures links work correctly if your domain changes and avoids unnecessary full page loads.Match slugs exactly. Links are case-sensitive. If your page slug is
FAQ, link to/FAQnot/faq.Use descriptive link text. Instead of "click here," write "view our cancellation policy" so guests know what to expect before clicking