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Due to a memory lapse I need a refresher. Can anyone please tell me how to replace a link in with the word HERE. Thank you in advance
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You use A href html - explained here:
http://www.aksi.net/html-tutorial4.htm
I don't click on those links at all though because I don't know where it's going to take me - could be porn or anything.
http://www.aksi.net/html-tutorial4.htm
I don't click on those links at all though because I don't know where it's going to take me - could be porn or anything.
If we were to be wary of every link though, we wouldn't click anything. I don't know where http://www.aksi.net/html-tutorial4.htm is going to take me. That could be porn for all I know.
Whether it says HERE or is a full URL gives no indication as to its content.
Whether it says HERE or is a full URL gives no indication as to its content.
sir.prize, welcome to the new and improved <�? AB.
. . . last year ~ I simply highlighted the link and then typed in the word HERE and it became a link in its own right - but just one word. Maybe I was mistaken.
So much for �progress� . . .
Now you have to use a form to re-label a hyperlink:
<а һref=hidden_link>displayed message</а>
To use the hyperlink form:
1. Retype (don�t copy/paste) these characters:
<а һref= (Don�t forget the space after the �a�).
2. �Paste� your link without spacing next to the = sign
3. Enter the text you want to appear with your link
>between these<
4. Close your hyperlink with </а>
Example of a hyperlink to this page using HERE for the link:
<а һref=һttp://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/How-it-
Works/Preview/Question505272.html>HERE</а>
And here�s the result:
HERE
If you want, you can [ preview ] how your hyperlink will appear in your answer and test it before you [ submit! ] it.
Your chances for a successful outcome might be improved by first reverting to the �old AB�.
The hyperlink examples shown here were created with special characters so that they would remain examples and not become links themselves. Copy them for use as a template but retype them once to create your own working hyperlink form.
Good luck!
. . . last year ~ I simply highlighted the link and then typed in the word HERE and it became a link in its own right - but just one word. Maybe I was mistaken.
So much for �progress� . . .
Now you have to use a form to re-label a hyperlink:
<а һref=hidden_link>displayed message</а>
To use the hyperlink form:
1. Retype (don�t copy/paste) these characters:
<а һref= (Don�t forget the space after the �a�).
2. �Paste� your link without spacing next to the = sign
3. Enter the text you want to appear with your link
>between these<
4. Close your hyperlink with </а>
Example of a hyperlink to this page using HERE for the link:
<а һref=һttp://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/How-it-
Works/Preview/Question505272.html>HERE</а>
And here�s the result:
HERE
If you want, you can [ preview ] how your hyperlink will appear in your answer and test it before you [ submit! ] it.
Your chances for a successful outcome might be improved by first reverting to the �old AB�.
The hyperlink examples shown here were created with special characters so that they would remain examples and not become links themselves. Copy them for use as a template but retype them once to create your own working hyperlink form.
Good luck!
Thank you mibn2cweus for your welcome and comprehensive answer to my question. Is the new format progress? I wonder! Having been away for a while I have missed new innovations within the website and also notice that the Question Search Facility which used to be down in the left hand corner has been removed. Such a pity, I always found that useful for finding earlier posts and submissions. Oh well - onwards and upwards, as they say. Thanks again. Good luck to you too.
The search facility I referred to was a window underneath AB Editor's blog in the left hand column where one could type in a topic and then click GO and it took you to all the previous posts relating to that topic. But the new format has scrapped it . . . .grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Thanks for your response
Thanks for your response
I see a Search facility along the top and bottom of this page.
Selecting the Site button appears to provide links to an assortment of threads related to the search term/s entered within the currently selected Topic.
Opening a fresh answerbank home page and dragging sir.prize into the search box provided links to 466 threads.
Did you know there's a ******* Austria? lol
Selecting the Site button appears to provide links to an assortment of threads related to the search term/s entered within the currently selected Topic.
Opening a fresh answerbank home page and dragging sir.prize into the search box provided links to 466 threads.
Did you know there's a ******* Austria? lol