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  • Are you typing a word, highlighting it, then using the blue link? That is how that works

    Thread Starter dreddie27

    (@dreddie27)

    I clik the link, type in the url and titel and then press the “add” button.

    I used the same proceeder the first time when it worked good and later when it went wrong.

    the way the link button works, is you type a word which you would like to be a link, and you highlight it. Then click the link button and enter your URL and title

    Thread Starter dreddie27

    (@dreddie27)

    first: Why first type a word ? Isn’t the word you type in the field of “title” going to be that word ?

    Thats how i did it the first time and worked perfectly.

    But just to be shure i tried it and unfortantly it didn’t make any difference. This was the code it produced:

    < a href=”https://www.test.nl&#8221; title=”Den Haag”>Den Haag

    The code that works is:

    < a title=”Den Haag” href=”https://www.test.nl”>Den Haag

    It referces title and href i think. But i dont know why.

    Those 2 codes do the exact same thing…. they are identical in function

    I just tested in my setup, the way you were doing it doesn’t work. Which is not how it was intended to work

    the URL is obviously the link location. The title goes inside that, it’s what people see if they hover over the link. You type whatever you want to be the link text first.

    When doing the steps as I described, here is my output:

    <a href="https://test.com" title="Test">super duper test</a>

    Which works perfectly

    Thread Starter dreddie27

    (@dreddie27)

    Dont remember how i did it the first time ??

    But youre wright, so thanks very much from this newbie !

    No problem, glad you got it all figured out!!

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