how to use Edit Link on website
Hi Friends, I just made some links on the proposed new animation page that I've been working on, and saved the page. But something went wrong, and not all the links worked. (When I clicked on the links, on the saved page to test, nothing happened.) So I went back into the editor and used right-click > Edit Link. But it does not show the URL, so I can't get any idea what I did wrong. All I could do was re-create the link, and hope it worked the 2nd time. But not knowing what I had done wrong, theoretically it could have gone on like that forever! Will there be any way to have the URL displayed somewhere from the django editor? I can always close out the editor, and use my browser to see what it was showing as the URL. But it might not have been the URL that was the problem. I really don't know what the problem was, in this case, because I didn't think of using the browser the first time. I just re-created the links, and now they do work. When I use Edit Link, the first thing that shows is a small dropdown menu with 3 options. When I choose URL, it shows me Procol dropdown and a URL field that's blank. So if we have to use CMS Plugins > Link to correct a broken link, why bother having Edit Link in the context menu at all?
Thanks for your help :-) brynn
Am 18.05.2015 um 02:54 schrieb Brynn:
Hi Friends, I just made some links on the proposed new animation page that I've been working on, and saved the page. But something went wrong, and not all the links worked. (When I clicked on the links, on the saved page to test, nothing happened.) So I went back into the editor and used right-click > Edit Link.
- That's possible, but better choose 'Edit Plugin' (see below). You could also just double-click on the link in the text editor.
But it does not show the URL,
- Do you mean the URL field is empty? Which links does this concern? The 'internal' links can only be seen in the dropdown. For those it is normal that there is nothing in the URL field.
so I can't get any idea what I did wrong. All I could do was re-create the link, and hope it worked the 2nd time. But not knowing what I had done wrong, theoretically it could have gone on like that forever!
- Just ask, like you did now ;)
Will there be any way to have the URL displayed somewhere from the
django editor? I can always close out the editor, and use my browser to see what it was showing as the URL. But it might not have been the URL that was the problem. I really don't know what the problem was, in this case, because I didn't think of using the browser the first time. I just re-created the links, and now they do work.
- I usually have the original version open in a second tab...
When I use Edit Link, the first thing that shows is a small dropdown
menu with 3 options. When I choose URL, it shows me Procol dropdown and a URL field that's blank.
- Aaaah, now we get to it. Use 'Edit Plugin', not 'Edit Link'. It's a link plugin you inserted, so a link plugin needs to be edited.
So if we have to use CMS Plugins > Link to correct a broken link, why bother having Edit Link in the context menu at all?
- That's a good question. The editor offers some additional options for setting properties of the link via 'Edit Link' (never tried if they work!), but the wording is a bit inappropriate - it seems supposed to mean 'Edit additional link properties', not 'Edit URL' ;) Maybe that was just too long...
If you have 'non-plugin' links, those can be edited via 'Edit link', also their URL, as one would expect.
Regards, Maren
Thanks for your help :-) brynn
Ooohh, Edit Plugin. Yes that works just fine!
That solves my problem.
Thanks again, brynn
-------------------------------------------------- From: "Maren Hachmann" <maren@...68...> Sent: Monday, May 18, 2015 9:32 AM To: inkscape-docs@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: Re: [Inkscape-docs] how to use Edit Link on website
Am 18.05.2015 um 02:54 schrieb Brynn:
Hi Friends, I just made some links on the proposed new animation page that I've been working on, and saved the page. But something went wrong, and not all the links worked. (When I clicked on the links, on the saved page to test, nothing happened.) So I went back into the editor and used right-click > Edit Link.
- That's possible, but better choose 'Edit Plugin' (see below). You
could also just double-click on the link in the text editor.
But it does not show the URL,
- Do you mean the URL field is empty?
Which links does this concern? The 'internal' links can only be seen in the dropdown. For those it is normal that there is nothing in the URL field.
so I can't get any idea what I did wrong. All I could do was re-create the link, and hope it worked the 2nd time. But not knowing what I had done wrong, theoretically it could have gone on like that forever!
- Just ask, like you did now ;)
Will there be any way to have the URL displayed somewhere from
the django editor? I can always close out the editor, and use my browser to see what it was showing as the URL. But it might not have been the URL that was the problem. I really don't know what the problem was, in this case, because I didn't think of using the browser the first time. I just re-created the links, and now they do work.
- I usually have the original version open in a second tab...
When I use Edit Link, the first thing that shows is a small
dropdown menu with 3 options. When I choose URL, it shows me Procol dropdown and a URL field that's blank.
- Aaaah, now we get to it. Use 'Edit Plugin', not 'Edit Link'. It's a
link plugin you inserted, so a link plugin needs to be edited.
So if we have to use CMS Plugins > Link to correct a broken link, why bother having Edit Link in the context menu at all?
- That's a good question. The editor offers some additional options for
setting properties of the link via 'Edit Link' (never tried if they work!), but the wording is a bit inappropriate - it seems supposed to mean 'Edit additional link properties', not 'Edit URL' ;) Maybe that was just too long...
If you have 'non-plugin' links, those can be edited via 'Edit link', also their URL, as one would expect.
Regards, Maren
Thanks for your help :-) brynn
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