Whats a Permalink?
A permalink, short for permanent link, is the URL for a specific resource in an resource library. In an active resource library with lots of entries, a particular resource will only stay on the New Resources tab for a short period of time. It becomes hard to bookmark a specific resource or to email a link when the resource you want is replaced with something new. This is where permalinks come in handy. They take you directly to a specific resource, rather than to the resource library’s front page. To use a permalink: • Click Permalink at the bottom of an resource. • Copy the URL that appears in your browser’s navigation toolbar. • Paste the link wherever you need it. That’s all there is to it.
A permalink, short for permanent link, is the URL for a specific blog article. In an active blog with lots of entries, a particular article will only stay on the blog’s front page for a short period of time. It becomes hard to bookmark a specific blog article or to email a link when the article you want is replaced with something new. This is where permalinks, which alway stay the same, come in handy. They take you directly to an article, rather than to the blog’s front page, which typically shows only the last few articles. To use a permalink: • Click Permalink at the bottom of a blog article. • Copy the URL that appears in your browser’s navigation toolbar. • Paste the link wherever you need it. That’s all there is to it.
