From Content Management:

1. Click the New Content link to the right of the desired Content Type.
2. Click the Dynamic Tags section to pop it open.
3. Select the desired Data Set and Item.
4. Click the Insert at Cursor button.
5. Click the HTML button at the top of the Text Editor.
6. Find the Value for the Dynamic Tag (ex. <p><span id="CONNECT" value="_1" class="DYNAMICTAG">«Community Team(s)»</span></p>).
7. Remove the existing Dynamic Tag from the HTML field, and replace it with only the ["Value"] surrounded by square brackets (ex. [_1]).
8. Place the new shortened Dynamic Tag within your desired HTML link (insert the [_1] into the HTML link wherever required).
9. Click the Update button at the bottom of the HTML page when satisfied.

You have successfully added a Dynamic Tag to a link within Content.

Requirements

• Manage Content at appropriate level (Community or Project)
• Existing Content Type with Community or Project

Notes

• An example to see this work would be to copy <a href="http://www.google.com?q=[_1]">Google Tag</a>  into the HTML page of any Content Body. Traditional Dynamic Tags in our system would simply not be capable of being included in a link such as this.
• This same method can be used to convert a dynamic tag and include it within a link in Project Releases (same structure as Content).
• The Value can vary from Dynamic Tag to Dynamic Tag, and most will consist of a GUID, underscore, and an integer (ex. "CDCB5954D7204576A3903F9B40BCE23B_123"). Be sure to retain the exact Value.