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Resolved Naming Urls
- Thread starter Randy
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I think you can do this one already.
If you have the text written, highlight the text and select the Chain Link icon
It will link the text to the URL you are wanting to name.
If you have the text written, highlight the text and select the Chain Link icon
It will link the text to the URL you are wanting to name.
In addition to what Jay said, many links will automatically be replaced with the title of the linked page:
For example, I clicked the Link button and pasted in the following link (without a title):
http://www.nbc.com/parks-and-recreation
The link appeared as shown above until I saved my post. Then it changed to display the website title:
Parks and Recreation - NBC.com
This doesn't happen with every site. Some don't have the right kind of header information.
If you want to change the title of a link, just select the blue text and type in a new title. The underlying link will remain unchanged.
For example, I clicked the Link button and pasted in the following link (without a title):
http://www.nbc.com/parks-and-recreation
The link appeared as shown above until I saved my post. Then it changed to display the website title:
Parks and Recreation - NBC.com
This doesn't happen with every site. Some don't have the right kind of header information.
If you want to change the title of a link, just select the blue text and type in a new title. The underlying link will remain unchanged.