# Edition
### Insert dynamic information from default email
The edition page of an override is pretty much the same as any other email, but with one main difference: the "{paramx}" elements in the subject and content:
In the default email that should have been sent by your website, there are some dynamic information such as the user name, the site's name, the confirmation link, etc...
You can insert this information when editing a text zone by clicking the "Dynamic text" button:
In this email for example, you will be able to insert the site name, the username and the email address of the user, because this information will be gathered from the original email by AcyMailing.
### Links
Some of these parameters can be links such as an activation link. When you use {paramX} to insert them, it will be replaced by the complete HTML link structure:
```
https://www.domain.com/index.php
```
If you only need the URL and not the complete link (to use it in the button for example), you should use {linkX} instead. Replace "X" by the same number as the previous parameter to obtain only the URL:
```
https://www.domain.com/index.php
```
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