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title: "Using the Advanced Link Options in the Builder"
description: "When working with the builder and creating links to files, there are advanced options available that change the behavior of the link. Most of these options add different CSS attributes to the link...."
url: https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/using-the-advanced-link-options-in-the-builder/
date: 2019-06-06
modified: 2020-10-13
author: "Joseph Wood"
categories: ["Website"]
type: post
lang: en
---

# Using the Advanced Link Options in the Builder

When working with the builder and creating links to files, there are advanced options available that change the behavior of the link. Most of these options add different CSS attributes to the link. This tutorial will guide you on the advanced link options in the builder so you can further customize their behavior.

## How to use the Advanced link options tab

1. First, log into the Premium Website Builder.
2. ![select edit option](https://imhsupportcenter.com/wpsupport/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/edu_pwb_common-images_select-edit.png)From main page or the upper right menu, select the **Edit **step (Step 4).
3. Once on the *Edit* page, click on the name of the page you want to work with from the *Site Map *found in the left hand sidebar.
4. The page data will appear in the right hand panel of the screen. Highlight the text of your link and click on the **Link **button in the upper toolbar. It looks like a small globe with a chain link on it.
5. When the link properties box appears, click on the **Advanced **tab.
6. ![advanced link settings list](https://imhsupportcenter.com/wpsupport/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/edu_pwb_advanced-links_advanced-tab.png)The *Advanced* tab has many options to help your links be optimized and change their behavior: ID This is the specific identifier of the link,used in conjunction with CSS. Language Direction This sets the language direction (RTL) right to left, or (LTR)) left to right. Access Key Creates an access key to the link, much like a keyboard shortcut. Name Names the link. Language Code Defines the language code. For example English is en. Tab Index  Creates a tab index, for when scrolling through links using the Tab key. 1 is first,2 is second, etc. Advisory Title A description of the link that will appear when the cursor hovers over it. Advisory Content Type Specifies the type of content the link leads to (eg: “text/html”, “image/png”, etc) Stylesheet Classes Defines the name of the CSS class used for formatting. Linked Resources Charset The charset of the link’s target. Style For you to enter individual style formatting such as color, font style or weight, etc. It is for in-line CSS.
7. Once you have entered the data for whichever advanced options you want to use, click on the **OK **button to save the changes.