[Autogenerated] Hi. In this lesson, we're
going to take a look at editing links and
options here and the hero web part of our
communication site. We're here on the new
employees site that we created previously.
I have changed out all of the default
pictures, even changed the layout. Now our
communication site, by default, has IT so
that each one of these images when I click
on them takes me to another place. Each
one has a link associated with it. So if I
click on this first image, it takes me
here to Microsoft to a page that shows me
how to edit my page. Well, I want to
change that. That doesn't help us at L. A
bar A skills. The link is attached to each
image, so we have to edit each image to
change the link. So to do that, we have to
edit our page So we'll come up here to the
upper right-click on edit. We're going to
click on the image and down here at the
bottom. There it is. We have our great
toolbox. We're going to click on edit,
details the little pencil icon, and it
opens up our panel here for our hero web
part. Now select the link to a document or
page. This is that first link to
Microsoft. So we're going to click on
change to get rid of it. We-can link to
images, web searches, one drive, other
places in sight. We-can upload an image.
But what we want to do is from a link, and
we're actually going to go ahead and link
it to and let me get back to SharePoint.
This page here are welcome to L. A far-as
skills. So I'm simply gonna copy the link.
Come over here, click on from a link and
paste it in Now the little yellow think
says this is an item that isn't in your
sight. So it may have different access
permissions. You have to be aware of that.
Whatever you're linking two now, for me,
it's not gonna be an issue because I have
permissions on both of these sites. So I'm
gonna go ahead and click open and let me
republish. And now if I click on that link
takes me right to that Welcome to L. A
very skills page. That's exactly what I
want. Let's go ahead. Let's add it again
because there is one more thing I want to
show you. This down here, learn mawr. This
is a call to action. That is also a link.
And what we're gonna do here is change.
That is well, but before we do, we don't
necessarily want this text. Welcome,
Select Edit at the top right of the page
to start customizing. We wanted to have
our own custom message. So we change the
link. Now we're going to change the title.
We're going to delete that and simply say
welcome tol Bari skills. Okay, I can also
choose to show the title or not if I turn
it off. You see, my title is gone now I
want to change the call to action, so I'm
gonna come back here toe options. Open
that up. I could get rid of the call to
action if I don't want it. But I do want
IT. But instead of saying learn mawr, I'm
gonna have it say, watch our welcome video
and I have to change the link. So I'm
gonna delete that And I have my welcome
video here on Microsoft Stream. Let me get
the link paste that in. We're gonna close
that republish now if I click on the watch
are welcome video link It takes me to
stream and starts to play that video. All
right, now I want to do one more thing. I
want to take us over to our training site.
This was the showcase style of site
because it's a little bit different here.
We're going toe edit, and once again we'll
click on our image to edit the details.
And you see, this is all one big thing
we-can change the link here, change the
title, change our description and again we
have the call to action show topic
heading. This is not in the hero web part
that we just worked with. That is, you see
where new disappeared. I can change that.
Heading that little block there. I can
change it to say something else if I want
by changing that there or I can turn it
off. And the call to action link is
exactly the same. So, like I said, very,
very similar. Just a little bit different
because of that topic heading there. I'm
not going to change these right now, but
now you know a little bit more about how
to change the links and options of the
hero web part in our communication site.
Well, that's it for this lesson. Thanks for listening, and I'll see you next time.