Linking Directly to an Element in a Topic
You can link directly to an element in a topic using an ID value.
This is similar to the "Copy link to highlight" feature in most browsers, where you can jump to a particular area of the topic, even if it's not one of the topic's sections.
To do this, add an ID to your element. Note that the text of this ID will display in your final link URL, so try to keep it short and sweet. For example, <dt id="mapping">.
Make sure the element you add an ID to has a presence on the help page. For example, you can link to a <dt> but not a <dlentry> because a definition term has text associated with it, whereas a definition list entry is just a container for the term and definition.
- The resource-id is defined in the prolog of the topic.
- The topic-id is defined at the very top of the topic.
- The element-id is defined on the element.
Your link can then be shared externally, and, when clicked, it will jump directly to the element's text.
Example
Let's say I want to link directly to the "Form Response Field Mapping" definition term on this Help Center page.
So that means the link is: https://help.acst.com/?resourceId=mp.services.readymade.solutions#rms__mapping