Overview
The Link element allows you to add a visually styled content block that links to an external website. It’s designed to help guide recipients to additional resources without disrupting the structure of your document or deal room.
What the Link element is used for
Use the Link element when you want to:
Direct recipients to external content
Share blog posts, landing pages, or product pages
Add clear call-to-action links inside your content
Adding a link
When adding a Link element:
You enter a URL
The editor creates a structured link block
The link appears as a call-to-action button for recipients
Editing link content
After adding the Link element, you can customize:
Headline text
Supporting description text
Button label
Placement within the editor block
This allows the link to match the tone and purpose of your content.
How recipients interact with the link
When recipients click the button in the Link element, they are redirected to the linked website in their browser.
When to use other options instead
Use inline links for simple text hyperlinks
Use Image & Text when linking is secondary to visual content
Use the Link element when redirection is the primary action
Managing the Link element
Like other layout elements, the Link element can be:
Moved within the editor
Locked to prevent changes
Deleted if no longer needed