This is a heavily customized WebLink page. These customizations were not made through WebLink Designer, which does not have any method of organizing links in UI boxes like that. They may have been made by modifying WebLink web and css files themselves.

Some files to check would be:

• "C:\Program Files\Laserfiche\WebLink\WebLink\Web Files\Welcome.aspx"
• "C:\Program Files\Laserfiche\WebLink\WebLink\Web Files\styles.css"
• "C:\Program Files\Laserfiche\WebLink\WebLink\Web Files\WebLinkStyles.css"
• "C:\Program Files\Laserfiche\WebLink\WebLink\Web Files\Custom\CustomWebLinkStyles.css"

The customizations may also have been made through the WebLink Visual Studio .NET Project.

Before making any of your own modifications, I strongly recommend trying to find out who made those customizations in the first place and speaking with them if possible. Look for any documentation that might exist about the customizations.

No matter what, before making any changes, make a backup copy of the entire "C:\Program Files\Laserfiche\WebLink\WebLink\Web Files\" folder. Then, before modifying any individual file, make a backup copy of that file. Together, those will give you the ability to roll back all or individual changes if necessary.

I cannot stress the importance of this enough - even though you're just trying to update a few links, these customizations were made outside of WebLink Designer so there are no configuration safety or validation checks. This type of direct UI customization in WebLink is fairly common so I don't want you to think this (very nice looking) setup is bad or wrong or anything, just that you should proceed with caution if you don't know how it was implemented in the first place.