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Hi Guys, Mrs WBG here.
Previously,on WBG's InstantPro site, I'd added a couple of page links successfully. Now,I want to add more (site not published yet) but after I've clicked html an entire page of code appears!
From what I can make out it's about all S'scraper's contents
What am I doing/not doing to cause this?
Previously,on WBG's InstantPro site, I'd added a couple of page links successfully. Now,I want to add more (site not published yet) but after I've clicked html an entire page of code appears!
From what I can make out it's about all S'scraper's contents
What am I doing/not doing to cause this?
Hi Guys, Mrs WBG here.
Previously,on WBG's InstantPro site, I'd added a couple of page links successfully. Now,I want to add more (site not published yet) but after I've clicked html an entire page of code appears!
From what I can make out it's about all S'scraper's contents
What am I doing/not doing to cause this?
Previously,on WBG's InstantPro site, I'd added a couple of page links successfully. Now,I want to add more (site not published yet) but after I've clicked html an entire page of code appears!
From what I can make out it's about all S'scraper's contents
What am I doing/not doing to cause this?
The HTML button is used to view the HTML code that makes up the content you can see in the editor. You don't need to touch that to add links.
You need to highlight the text you wish to be a link and then click the Link icon (looks like to chain links joined together). In the popup that appears you can then specify where you want the link to go to. Click update, repeat for any other links you wish to and and then save the Skyscraper. There is a tutorial for doing this in the editor here.
You need to highlight the text you wish to be a link and then click the Link icon (looks like to chain links joined together). In the popup that appears you can then specify where you want the link to go to. Click update, repeat for any other links you wish to and and then save the Skyscraper. There is a tutorial for doing this in the editor here.
Eccles wrote:
> The HTML button is used to view the HTML code that makes up the
> content you can see in the editor. You don't need to touch that
> to add links.
> You need to highlight the text you wish to be a link and then
> click the Link icon (looks like to chain links joined together).
> In the popup that appears you can then specify where you want the
> link to go to. Click update, repeat for any other links you wish
> to and and then save the Skyscraper. There is a tutorial for
> doing this in the editor
> here.
Thanks.
> The HTML button is used to view the HTML code that makes up the
> content you can see in the editor. You don't need to touch that
> to add links.
> You need to highlight the text you wish to be a link and then
> click the Link icon (looks like to chain links joined together).
> In the popup that appears you can then specify where you want the
> link to go to. Click update, repeat for any other links you wish
> to and and then save the Skyscraper. There is a tutorial for
> doing this in the editor
> here.
Thanks.