External links in one organised list. The Link list block is useful when you want to share several articles, press mentions, professional resources or other external pages without building a separate card for each one.
Each row can show a title, source and date. Visitors can click anywhere in the row to open the external page in a new tab.
Three useful web resources in one easy-to-scan list:
Link labels and URLs serve different purposes. You can translate or rewrite the visible text, including with AI, without changing the destination URLs. The block accepts complete addresses starting with http:// or https:// and opens external links in a new tab with appropriate security settings.
Include enough information to help visitors decide which resources are relevant to them.
The name of the article, interview, study or other linked resource.
The publication, website, organisation or other source.
An optional detail, particularly useful for press coverage and chronological lists.
The complete http(s) address that opens in a new tab.
If each item needs an image, a longer description or its own button, try the Cards block instead. For a compact list of topics or keywords, the Tags block is a better fit.
KEEP YOUR EXTERNAL LINKS IN ONE PLACE
A title, source, date and URL are all you need for an easy-to-scan resource list.