External Linking Settings Editing Scopus External Linking Settings- Standard

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The Edit Scopus External Linking Settings- Standard page allows Administrators to edit settings for links in Scopus.

To Enable Your External Link Settings

  1. In External Link Details, complete the following fields:
    NameThe name assigned to the external link.
    CategoryThe category to which the external link belongs.
    Base URLThe Base URL is considered the main page of an external site.
    NoteAdministrator access to editing the Base URL of an external site is based upon Admin Tool settings.
    Link URLThe Link URL is a link for additional information from in the main page of an external site.
    EnabledDetermines whether or not the link is available for use in Scopus.
    Entitlements HandlingDetermines when the link for full-text service will display. Available settings are:
    Always DisplayThe external link will always display, regardless of whether or not a user's Scopus subscription has access to the full-text service provided by the external link.
    Display when SubscribedThe external link will display only if a user's Scopus subscription has access to the full-text service provided by the external link.
    Display when Not SubscribedThe external link will display if a user's Scopus subscription does not have access to the full-text service provided by the external link.
    NoteEntitlements Handling options will only display if the Account has Scopus Outward Linking Entitlements loaded.
  2. In Link Settings, complete the following fields:
    Use Default Settings for this Link?Determines whether or not default settings arranged at the Consortium or Account level will be applied to the external link. Available selections are:
    YesEnsures default settings arranged at the Consortium or Account level will be used for the external link.
    NoEnsures the default settings from the Consortium or Account level will not be used.
    NoteWhen No is selected, Link Presentation selection and entry fields are enabled.
  3. In Link Presentation, complete the following
    Image Library

    Click this link to access the Scopus Button Catalogue, which lists buttons you can use in various languages to help customize your Scopus links.

    Available button categories are:

    Link ResolversJournal Services
    Document DeliveryLibrary Catalogues
    Search EnginesDatabases
    Collective Catalogues of LibrariesFull-text Platforms
    Federated Search EnginesScopus Loading Images
    Image Guidelines

    Click this link to access the Scopus Create your own buttons page, which provides a general set of guidelines when customizing your Scopus link.

    Guideline topics include:

    Size of ImageText
    Background ColorImage Links
    Alt TagImage format
    Custom ImageClick this button to use an image other than the default associated with this external link. When this button is selected, you must complete the following:
    Image URLThe URL address used to access an image which will be applied to the external link.
    Alt Text of ImageThe alternate text for the image. Alternate text displays when a mouse cursor is moved over an image.
    Use Loading ImageClick this button to use a loading image as the external site is accessed.
    NoteIf you elect to use a loading image, you must complete the Loading Image URL field.

    Loading Image URLEnter the file folder path (local network or URL) to be used as the loading image.
    Custom Link Display TextClick this button to add text for your custom image. When this button is selected, you must enter a portion of text which will display to the Scopus user as the external link.
    Notes
    • No animated images are permitted.
    • Entry and selection fields in Link Presentation are unavailable for use if Use Default Settings for this Link? is set to Yes.
  4. In Link Location Settings, review the settings for the following fields:
    Sort PriorityThe order of appearance for the display of the external link in Scopus.
    Notes
    • External links can have the same sort priority for a specific page. If this occurs, sort order is addressed first, and then the links are sorted in alphabetical order.
    • Sort priority is also dependent on other links which display in the same location. If you arrange for a link to have the same sort priority as another link for the same Scopus location, priority is then determined by alphabetical order. In this case, it is possible your external link will not display because certain locations can only display a limited number of links.
      For example  If you have arranged for five external links for a page that can only display two of those links, then only two links will display and will be based on sort priority.
    Record Page Next to AbstractDetermines whether or not the external link will display beside the Abstract of a Scopus Record.
    Results PageDetermines whether or not the external link will display on a Scopus Results page.
    ReferencesDetermines whether or not the external link will display in the References section, in addition to the Abstract+Refs link section.
    Source Information PageDetermines whether or not the external link will display on the Source Information page.
    Source Browse PageDetermines whether or not the external link will display on the Source Browse page.
    Cited By/Related Documents Results PageDetermines whether or not the external link will display along with the Abstract + Refs link on the Scopus Cited By, Related Documents, and Results pages.
    Source Icon on Browse and Source Information PageDetermines whether or not the external link will display next to the Source Icon on Browse and Source Information pages
    Results Page Near Web TabsDetermines whether or not the external link will display on the Results Page Near the Web Tabs.
  5. Click Save to save your Scopus external link settings.

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