1. Create a Wiki word while you are editing a document.

When you save this page, JotSpot will automatically generate a link ("IsCapitalized" above). You're done!

2. You can also use the Wiki word 'toggle' tool (on-off) in the WYSIWYG editor. First, drag-select with your mouse the word or phrase that you want to link to another page:

Now, click Toggle WikiWord in the editor's toolbar.

When you save the page, the link will go to an existing wiki page if the title you entered matches another page already saved. Here, we have created a placeholder link to a page not yet saved elsewhere, so it is displayed in red with a question mark:

3. As an alternative, use the WYSIWYG editor's Link tool to link two pages together. First, drag-select with the mouse the word or phrase that you want to link to another page:

Now, click Insert Web Link in the editor's toolbar.

Apply any attributes you want to use to define the link. Here, we specify a 'tooltip' that will display when the user's mouse is dragged over the link. We have also decided to open the target page in a new window:

Note: You can link any JotSpot page to a page on the Web - instead of elsewhere on the wiki - by entering the Web page's URL into the Insert/Modify Link dialog.