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πŸ”— Linking internal Emovart articles

Link between your own articles with relative paths so readers stay on your site instead of bouncing to Notion or a new tab.

Last updated on July 9, 2026

When you reference another article, resist pasting its Notion URL β€” that would carry readers off to Notion instead of your polished help center. Link to the article's public path instead, and use the relative form so it opens on the same page, on your own domain.

The pattern is /help-center/<collection>/<article-slug>, where the slug is the article's title in kebab-case with the emoji stripped.

To add one in Notion: select the link text, press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K), and paste the relative path. Emovart recognizes internal paths and opens them in the same tab, keeping your navigation, search, and branding in place.

Internal link in Notion
Internal link in Notion

Examples

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"πŸ†• Adding a new article" in this category becomes /help-center/working-with-notion-docs/adding-a-new-article
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An article titled "πŸ’³ Updating your billing details" in General Info becomes /help-center/general-info/updating-your-billing-details
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Links that point to external domains still open in a new tab automatically, so your help center stays open in the background.
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