The related-links element inserts at the end of a topic.

1. In the Content Library, double-click a map to open it in the Content Editor.
2. Place the cursor anywhere in a topic and use the quick insert menu to add a related-links element.

   

3. Optional: In the related-links element, do any of the following:
   • To create containers for author-arranged groups of links, insert linklist elements.
     Tip: It is useful if you insert several related links and want to divide them into meaningful categories. Each of the linklist element can contain an introductory title element.
   • To create containers for a groups of links with common characteristics like audience, insert linkpool elements.
     Tip: You can profile linklist elements for different audiences. Each of the linkpool element can contain an introductory title element.
4. Insert a link by doing the following:
   1. In the related-links element, linkpool element, or linklist element, insert a link element.

      

   2. Click Link Empty and from the context menu, select Change.

      

   3. In the dialog, from the Link To drop-down menu select a link type.
   4. Select file or fill in the Href field.
   5. Click Apply.
   6. If needed, repeat 4.
5. Optional: In the link element, customize the links by doing any of the following:
   • To provide custom link text, insert and fill in the linktext element.
   • To provide a link description, insert and fill in the desc element.

   

Note:

The styling of the related links in a topic is dependent on the output format and predetermined styling for your content.