I am trying to link a stand-alone “read more” button to a CMS page. It is not in a collection list - therefore it is forcing me to add a URL instead of link directly to the CMS or Webflow Page.
My concern is that I am currently on a staging site. If I go through the entire site and add “URL.webflow.io” and then when I go to publish on real domain - none of the links are going to work. I KNOW you can do re-direct but I just don’t love this idea. I want the links to be correct on the actual link itself.
My question - is there a way to call the domain the current site is published to?
Example: ./about/team (. equals URL.webflow.io making the link actually read: URL.webflow.io/about/team)
That way, whenever you change from staging site to published site the link automatically calls the correct domain.
If the page exists on your site, then just click the Page icon (the one directly to the right of the Link chain icon) and you’ll be able to select from a list of the available pages on the project:
If the page doesn’t exist on the project but is included within the same domain, you can simply enter the page slug including the / prefix (what comes after the TLD) and it will default to the link including the root URL:
If you ever want to link to a page off the root domain, that’s when you’ll need to include the https://YourURL.com portion (as well as the page slug) in the link field.
Hopefully that helps clarify things a bit, but feel free to reach out if you run into any issues
@mikeyevin Thanks so much. I actually did this way back when I first started exploring assuming that would BUT I only viewed it in the “toggle preview” mode so of course it didn’t go anywhere.
