1. Open the Pages panel and click a blog page.
2. Hover over the post in the side panel and click ..., then click Settings.
3. In the Content tab, enter the full URL to link to in the Source URL field, including http:// or https://.
4. Switch the Link Post Title to Source URL toggle on.
5. Click Back, then click Save.

1. Open the Pages panel and click a blog page.
2. Hover over the post and click Edit.
3. Click the Options tab.
4. Enter the full URL to link to in the Source URL field, including http:// or https://.
5. Check Post Title should link to Source URL.
6. Click Save or Save & Publish.

If your site is on version 7.1: 

1. Tap More, tap Pages, tap the blog, then tap Blog Content.
2. Next to the blog post, tap the ... icon, tap Settings, then tap Content.
3. In Content settings, tap Source URL, then enter the full URL to link to, including the http:// or https://.
4. Tap to switch on the Link Title to Source URL toggle.
5. Tap Back, then tap Save in the top-left.

If your site is on version 7.0:

1. Tap More, tap Pages, tap the blog, then tap the blog post. 
2. Tap ..., then tap Page Settings. 
3. Tap Source URL, then enter the full URL to link to, including the http:// or https://. 
4. Tap Back, then tap to switch the Link Title to Source URL toggle on. 

The source URL doesn't display. Titles of blog posts linking to a source URL display an arrow on the Blog landing page. Clicking the title or Read More link opens the source link in a new tab, and clicking the post featured image takes you to the post. 

Some templates display the source URL on the page or add an arrow to titles linked to a source URL. For example, here's how posts with a title linked to a source look in Galapagos:

Add a source URL to a blog post without linking it

Some templates only display the source URL if the post title doesn't link to it. To do this, follow the steps above, but leave Post Title should link to Source URL unchecked. This is useful for attributing another site for your content without directing visitors away from your blog.

URL source display by template

Here's how source URLs display in these template families: