Link to a website, email, phone number, or page in Pages for iCloud
You can turn any text into a link that:
Jumps to a bookmark (in word-processing documents) or a page (in page layout documents)
Opens a website or email message
Calls a phone number
You can edit the link text or destinations, or remove the links so that the text again behaves as normal text.
Add a link
Select the text you want to turn into a link.
Note: By default, if you type a valid web or email address (followed by a space, tab, or return character), it automatically becomes an active link.
Do one of the following:
Click the Insert button
in the toolbar, choose Link, then choose a destination from the submenu.Control-click (on a Mac) or right-click (on a Windows computer) the selected text, choose Add Link, then choose a destination.
Specify details for the link:
Webpage: In the Link field, type the URL for the webpage.
Email: In the To field, type an email address; you can add a subject heading for the email or leave it blank.
Phone number: In the Number field, enter a phone number.
Bookmark (word-processing documents only): Click the Bookmark pop-up menu, then choose a destination.
Page (page layout documents only): Click the Page pop-up menu, then choose the page you want to link to.
Tip: You can use page links to create a list of links on any page that you can use to navigate your document.
To verify the link destination, click the button for Open Link, Compose Email, Call, Go to Bookmark, or Go to Page.
When you’re done, click the page to close the link editor.
The linked text is underlined in your document.
Edit or remove a link
You can edit the link text or change its destination at any time. You can also remove the link so that it’s no longer active.
Click the link in your document.
Click Edit, then make your changes or click Remove Link.