Questions about how to format posts
I have the basic text formatting figured out, but hyperlinks are driving me a little crazy. Sometimes the link is shown with the Title as the link description, and sometimes the URL is displayed. Sometimes they open in the current window and sometimes they open in a new tab. It's "flakey." What is the Target field used for? Can the hyperlink button be made smart enough that if you select a text link then click the chain icon, that it can use that as the default, rather than having to manually cut and paste it in? |
Re: Questions about how to format posts
I am not experiencing any unexpected behavior with the link feature. Here is test #1. Setting "Target" to "blank" is what produces a new window. This is HTML jargon. But, the forum software makes all links open in a new window anyway. The "Title" field is used only for the pop-up help tags -- there's no need to use it. To add a link, what you do is first type the text into the editor that you want to be hyperlinked. Then, select that text and click the link icon. Adding a link only works when you have text selected (or at least only works properly this way). This message was modified Sep 10, 2007 by peter
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Re: Questions about how to format posts
Is this correct?
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haysdb, Said like a true software geek! :-) I hope you get 'em straitened out; it's driving me batty. I hate editing in the editer window, because you can't click into it if you forgot to include something above. You have to arrow up...and then back down again. And I do not want to compose in Word all the time. Hey, wait a minute. I just clicked into my current post and edited something. That didn't work just a minute ago. And I miss the preview feature. And I miss the "viewed" counter. |
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If this forum software really was created "from scratch" then I am very impressed. For v1.0, it's very good. But I do hope development work continues. |
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<P>I miss the OLD forum. Period.</P> This message was modified Sep 11, 2007 by BeddyBye
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