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Create links, in a document, to Showell content

Upload media files to Showell and create links within your document that point to these files

Who is this for?

👤 Anyone with edit rights, and everyone in their own My Files

👁️‍🗨️ Available for all plans



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Create links, in a document, to Showell content

FAQ



➡️ Create links to Showell content

Create links, in a document, to Showell content

When creating documents or presentations, you might want to include videos, 3D files, or other interactive content. Instead of embedding these directly (which may only work in specific software), you can upload them to Showell and link to them from your document. When opened in Showell, these links will open the files directly.

Important to consider:
Links can be difficult to maintain. If a linked file is moved, renamed, or deleted, the link in your document will break. For this reason, we recommend using this approach only when necessary.

Recommended approach:
Instead, upload your content separately and combine it using the Presentation Creator. This provides a more reliable and flexible way to present mixed content.

Using Microsoft integrations
With SharePoint or OneDrive integrations, Office files can be opened directly in Showell using the Office File Viewer, preserving interactivity.

The following video walks you through how to add a link in a document that points to a file stored in Showell:

 

  1. Upload contents, such as 3D files or video
  2. Open the content's setting and copy its link address. You can find the link address under the 'Filename & Link' Section
  3. Navigate to the document you are working with, and add the copied link address to a text or image > Save the document
  4. Upload the document to Showell

Result: Once you open the document, click the linked text or image and the item will open directly within Showell. Use the Back button to return to the document.

 

💡 FAQ

Can you create an internal link to an individual page in a multi-page document?

Absolutely, simply add "?page=x" to the link address and replace 'x' with the page number.