Ooohh, Edit Plugin. Yes that works just fine!
That solves my problem.
Thanks again,
brynn
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From: "Maren Hachmann"
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2015 9:32 AM
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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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