The title of the document to link to.

The Anchor allows to define a document fragment to reference on the target document.

The anchor value may have one of two forms:

1. If the first character is a hashmark (#), then the anchor is used verbatim as fragment part of the generated URL
2. If the first character is not a hashmark (#), then the anchor is a section title and a proper anchor is derived

So if the reference is to a section using the Section Macro, simply add the title of the section. If the user knows the identifier or anchor in the HTML code, use that identifier an put a hashmark (#) in front.

The label to render instead of the document name.

It may contain property placeholders (like ${Title})  of the referenced document.

The optional CSS classes to add to the link.

Control how the link is rendered if the target document does not exist.

Valid values are:

Request parameters allow to call a Remote Controlled Document (e.g. using the Display Table Macro).

The left side (value) of the parameter assignments will be URL encoded. The expected pattern is

id-x:name1=value A, value B&id-y:$<name2>=[some value]

In case the macro adds request parameters it is able to react to a request that contains these request parameters with matching values. In case the macro is called on a page with its request parameters it will render the provided label and will not add its request parameter. This effectively allows the macro to toggle between two states: one in which the macro applies the request parameters and uses its standard label and one in which the request parameters are not applied and the toggle label is used.

Set the tooltip for the link when in the toggled state. This tooltip is only shown withe the Request Toggle Label.

If the toggle state for Remote Control is not in use, this parameter has no effect. To enforce this feature the Request Parameters and the Request Toggle Label must be specified. Whenever the macro recognizes that its request parameters are set, it enters the toggle state.