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Ive asked this befor but i cant find the question D:
how do i make a link that says like "here" and its clickable? i need it for both forums and websites.
how do i make a link that says like "here" and its clickable? i need it for both forums and websites.
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Inappropriate?Hello Robby,
Here's how to add links to your page:
1. Drag and drop a text widget onto your page.
2. In the text widget type the words that you want people to click on (this is your link text).
3. Highlight the link text and then click on the link button (it's the 10th button from the left in the text editing tool bar, and looks like the link in a chain).
4. A link editor dialogue box will open up and you will be given 4 options. You can link to an email address, an external URL, a page on your own site or a file in your file manager.
5. Click on and edit the option appropriate for you.
You will then have a link on your page. To check that your link is working preview your page and then click on the link.
This is a brief explanation of how to add links, we have written a tutorial that shows the process in more detail. Here is the link: Creating Links.
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i need one that works for forums thoguh :( i have the one for the site. -
im trying to add like when your posting something in forums, you say like my site is HERE and the word here is a clickable link
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Inappropriate?http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_li... theres an easy tutorial on editing links hope it helps2 Comments Add a comment
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i need one that works for forums thoguh :( i have the one for the site.
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Can you tell me what you are trying to link in a forum? Are you wanting to create a link back to your site from a forum page? If so, the code would look like this with your information substituted:
<!--<a href="http://mysite.com">Text on the page</a>-->
Remove the <!-- and -->
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