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Public Links¶

Public links allow you to provide important links at different places within the UI of Zammad. This allows you not just to provide legal information like e.g. data privacy or contact information. You can also provide further useful links to other services, if needed. To configure them under Manage > Public links, you need the admin.public_links permission.

Screenshot shows the public links management interface in Zammad's settings

Adding New Public Links¶

You can add new public links via the New Public Link button on the upper right. You’ll see a new dialog where you can provide the following information:

Link

This is the actual target page you’re linking to. Zammad only allows URLs that start with either http:// or https://.

Important

Do not use data privacy and terms of service URLs of zammad.com or zammad.org. Every company handles it differently, so there is no standardized approach to data retention and other policies. This function was made to allow you to link to your own resources.

Title

This is the regular text your user sees as the link text. You may want to keep the title as short as possible as it’s displayed in the footer of the context you’ll later select.

Description

The description for URLs is an accessibility feature that helps users with screen readers to better understand the scope of the URL. It will also be shown by normal browsers when hovering over the link in question.

Use this to describe the link. This value is optional.

Context

The context setting allows you to choose one or several places where this link should be displayed. Depending on your choice, Zammad will then show the links on the relevant pages.

You can currently select from:

  • Forgot Password Screen

  • Login Screen

  • Signup Screen

To help you understand scopes better, here’s the different scopes as a screenshot. Note that we intentionally did set all links for all contexts.

Screenshot showing Zammad's forgot password page with custom public links
Screenshot showing Zammad's login page with custom public links
Screenshot showing Zammad's signup page with custom public links
Display in new tab

This setting allows you to determine if the user’s browser opens the URL in a new tab or within the existing tab.

Default: yes

Manage Existing Public Links¶

Re-arrange Links¶

By default Zammad sorts your public links in the order you’ve created them. That may be a problem if you add a link later on. For this reason you can easily change the link order by dragging them to another position by using the ≣ handle. These changes are applied immediately.

Actions for Existing Links¶

Updating existing entries

Got a typo in your URL or title? Want to change the context the link is being shown on? No problem! Just click on the affected link title and adjust the entry as needed.

You’ll be given the same options as you have during the link creation.

Cloning & Removing

If you want to add a new link that’s very similar to an existing one, simply click on ⋮ and select Clone.

Zammad will open a new public link dialog with the existing settings filled in.

If you no longer need a public link, you can remove it by using ⋮ and selecting Delete. Zammad will ensure that you really want to remove the entry with a modal. Be aware that the deletion is final. There’s no way to bring back removed public links.

Screenshot showing the ⋮ action menu in public links
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