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Destination	Default Location	Notes	Builder Ver	Feature Of
dashboard	View > Other Pages > Dashbaorddashboard	Site dashboard	2.0.0	Confluence
mail	View > Mail	If a Space has mail in it's mail archive, this will display the mail archive	2.0.0	Confluence
news	View > Other Pages > News	Displays the recent news within a Space	2.0.0	Confluence
recent	View > Other Pages > Recent Updates	Displays the list of recent updates within a Space	2.0.0	Confluence
history	View > Account > History	Displays the history of visited pages, for the current user, in a new window	2.0.0	Confluence
search		Links to the search screen (defaulting to searching the current space where applicable).	2.0.0	Confluence
index	View > Other Pages > Index	Displays the alphabetical index of content in a Space	2.0.0	Confluence
spaceattachments	View > Other Pages > Attachments	Displays the attachments index within a Space	2.0.0	Confluence
people	View > Other Pages > People Directory	Displays the people directory.		Confluence

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	Basic use
	Basic use

You can create a link to the dashboard as follows:
Code Block
{menulink:dashbaorddashboard}Go to the dashbaorddashboard{menulink}

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	Links in menus
	Links in menus

When you are adding links in menus, wrap them in the menuitem macro:
Code Block
{menuitem}{menulink:dashbaorddashboard}Go to the dashbaorddashboard{menulink}{menuitem}

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	Linking to a Space
	Linking to a Space

You can link to a space by using a combination of the home location and the space parameter:
Code Block
{menulink:home|space=foo}Go to the home page of the foo space{menulink}
That will link to the home page of a Space with a key of "foo".
This is really useful because if someone renames the home page this link will still work!

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You

can

open

the

link

destination

in

a

specific

frame

or

window

using

the

??

target

??

parameter:

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	Link Target
	Link Target

Wiki Markup

{

Code Block
} {menulink:map\|target=_blank}Open site map in new window{menulink} {code}

unmigrated-wiki-markup

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	Toggle the Visibility of an on-screen element
	Toggle the Visibility of an on-screen element

You

can

toggle

the

visibility

of

any

HTML

tag

with

a

unique

id

using

the

code

below:
{
Code Block
}
{div:id=visdemo}*This is a div tag with id of "visdemo" that you can show or hide using the link below.*{div}

{menulink:toggleVisibility|toggle=visdemo}Toggle the text above{menulink}
{code}
As

you

can

see,

the

div

tag

has

been

given

a

HTML

id

-

the

raw

HTML

looks

like

this:
Code Block
html
html
{code:html}
<div id="visdemo"> ... <div>
{code}
And

the

"target"

parameter

in

the

menulink

macro

states

what

id

will

be

toggled.

If

you

want

the

tag

to

initially

be

hidden,

use

the

"display:none"

CSS

style:
{
Code Block
}
{div:id=visdemo1|style=display:none;}*This is a div tag with id of "visdemo1" that you can show or hide using the link below.*{div}

{menulink:toggleVisibility|toggle=visdemo1}Show/hide the text above{menulink}
{code}
The

div

tag

will

now

be

output

with

a

style

attribute

like

this:
Code Block
html
html
{code:html}
<div id="visdemo1" style="display:none;"> ... <div>
{code}
Note

that

we've

changed

the

id

from

"visdemo"

to

"visdemo1"

-

that's

because

a

HTML

id

must

be

unique

to

the

entire

web

page.

If

there

are

two

or

more

occurrences

of

the

same

id,

the

results

can

be

very

unpredictable

so

make

sure

to

use

unique

id's.

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	Linking to other sites
	Linking to other sites

To add tooltips and access keys, use the following notation:
Code Block
{menulink:custom|link=http://www.domain.com/path/resource.file}Other{menulink}

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