In addition to creating bookmarks manually, you have the option to use the Auto Create Bookmarks feature to automatically generate multi-level bookmarks from text content by specifying text styles or search strings and presetting the properties for the generated bookmarks. This feature is useful when you need to create bookmarks from headings or text that contains keywords, especially in a large document.

A bookmark hierarchy is an outline or stratified structure that places some bookmarks within others. In Foxit PDF Editor, multilevel bookmark hierarchy can be defined by properly dragging the bookmark icon in the Bookmark panel. 

To nest a bookmark or move a bookmark out of nested position, please refer to Move a bookmark.

Select the bookmark (named “Bookmark A”) you want to move, and then do one of the following:

In Foxit PDF Editor, you are able to rename a bookmark, reset a bookmark’s destination, or customize the text appearance of a bookmark with ease if the security settings allow. 

To rename a bookmark

Right-click the bookmark you want to rename in the Bookmarks panel > Rename> type the new bookmark name. Or you double click the bookmark you want to rename and then type the new name.

To change a bookmark’s destination

You can change a bookmark’s destination by doing either of the following:

If your document is a tagged PDF document, you can add bookmarks from the structural information of the document elements (such as headings and paragraphs), which will help you easily navigate and work on the document. You can create a tagged PDF from a document that can be structured in its authoring application (such as Microsoft Word); but if you do not have access to an authoring application, you can tag a PDF any time with Foxit PDF Editor.

1. Choose View > View Setting > Navigation Panels > Bookmarks or click the Bookmarks icon on the navigation panel to open the Bookmarks panel.
2. Go to the page where you want the bookmark to link to.

The Cross Reference feature is used to create a group of linked cross-references, and clicking on each cross-reference jumps to its next one in the group in the order you created them (Clicking on the last one in the group jumps the first one.). For example, you can use linked cross-references to link a text string to a paragraph or chart that appears elsewhere in the document. With this feature, you can quickly and easily navigate among multiple locations in a PDF file with one click, which can be helpful if you are working on a long document.  

When you open a PDF document with Foxit PDF Editor within a web browser, right-click the web link in the document and choose an option from the context menu:

• Open Weblink in current Tab: directly open the link in the current tab in the web browser.
• Open Weblink in a new Tab: open the link in a new tab in the web browser.
• Copy Link Location: copy the link address to the clipboard.  

You can not only view all web links on a page, but also download selected links to convert the linked web pages with custom settings to PDFs that will be appended to the end of the current PDF. 

You can download all web links on the current page and convert the linked web pages to PDF pages that will be appended to the end of the current PDF. This feature is helpful when some of the content in the linked web pages is not accessible for visually impaired users.