Button
Buttons are the call to action of the digital world. They're those little clickable elements that tell users, "Hey, do this!" Whether it's to learn more, download a file, or purchase something.
Why use a Button block?
- Call to Action Need to encourage users to try something new? A button with a compelling label can do the trick. For example, "Start Your Free Trial" or "Download Now".
- Internal Linking Want to send users to another part of your documentation? A button can seamlessly transport them there.
- External Linking Need to direct users to an external website or resource? A button can be your teleportation device.
How to use a Button block
Type / to open Archbee block menu
Search for Button and insert the block
Click on label to rename it
Click on settings (⚙️) icon and configure the action:
- Use as internal link -> to send visitors somewhere else in documentation
- Use as external link -> to open a new website
How to use Buttons as an inline
Sometimes you may want a call to action within a sentence instead of as a standalone block. Archbee supports directly inside paragraph text.
Here’s how you can quickly add one without breaking the flow of your content:
Place your cursor in the middle of any paragraph.
Press / to open the command menu.
Search for Button and select it.
Example
Here is an example to show how you can use use the button:
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