You can create full registered link element (HTML) for the article you want.
That link element is created by using any snippet you have saved in your snippets table (My Ectosy snippets). Creating a link element from a snippet does not have any effect on the snippet itself, it remains completely unchanged. Article link element uses ('clones') only snippet's visual presentation. Of course you can create a snippet only in order to use it as link element for an article.

Click on the link icon 🔗 and the modal window will open with two selectable options in order to choose the article and the registration you want the link element for.

Below two selectors you will be able to see the element HTML code you can copy (green button: Copy link element code) and its visual representation (test its functionality by clicking on it).
And that's it. Just paste the code anywhere you want to use it.
You can create full registered link element (HTML) for the article you want.
That link element is created by using any snippet you have saved in your snippets table (My Ectosy snippets). Creating a link element from a snippet does not have any effect on the snippet itself, it remains completely unchanged. Article link element uses ('clones') only snippet's visual presentation. Of course you can create a snippet only in order to use it as link element for an article.

Click on the link icon 🔗 and the modal window will open with two selectable options in order to choose the article and the registration you want the link element for.

Below two selectors you will be able to see the element HTML code you can copy (green button: Copy link element code) and its visual representation (test its functionality by clicking on it).
And that's it. Just paste the code anywhere you want to use it.