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# Fix Links Changing or Overwriting Each Other in your Simplebooklet

# **Fix Links Changing or Overwriting Each Other in your Simplebooklet**

If multiple links on your page keep changing to the same destination, it’s usually because a **link was added to the entire page**. When this happens, every new link or hotspot you add will sit on top of that full-page link and inherit the same action. This guide will show you how to identify and remove the page-level link so each link on your page works independently.

|| **Available on all plans.**

# **Why This Happens**

When editing your booklet, if you tap the page background instead of an element, the **underlying full-page layer** becomes selected. If you add a link at that moment, Simplebooklet places a **full-page hotspot** over the entire page. 

Any new hotspots you add—buttons, text, or images—will trigger the same link, because they’re positioned on top of that page-level hotspot. 

This is why all your links suddenly change to the same thing.


## **How to Check If Your Page Has a Full-Page Link**


### **Step 1 — Select the Page Background**

1. Open your booklet in the **Edit** tab.

2. Click once on the blank area of the page (not on text or an image).

    * This selects the **entire page layer**.

    * The **Actions toolbar** will appear on the left.

If you see an existing link in the Actions panel, the entire page is linked.

## **How to Remove the Full-Page Link**


### **Step 1 — Clear the Page-Level Link**

1. In the **Actions** toolbar, click **Link**.

2. Remove or clear the assigned link.

3. Save your changes.

This deletes the invisible, full-page hotspot.


## **How to Correctly Add Links to Individual Items**

Once the page-level link is removed, you can safely add separate links again.


### **Step 1 — Select the Element You Want to Link**

Click directly on the text block, image, or hotspot you want to assign a link to.

Avoid clicking the page background.


### **Step 2 — Add the Link**

1. With the element selected, open the **Actions toolbar**.

2. Tap **Link**.

3. Choose the type of link you want to add.

4. Save your changes.

Each element will now correctly maintain its own link.


# **Tips to Avoid This in the Future**

* Make sure an **element** (orange outline) is selected before clicking the Link tool.

* Avoid tapping the blank area of the page unless you intend to modify the page itself.

* If links start behaving strangely, check whether the **page layer** has a link assigned.