How to insert a link when using Safari?

[bretty]

As the title says, I use Safari, so the 'link' button doesn't work for me. Is there a way to manually insert a link, that a reader can click on to access?

Thanks to all.

 

[professorhat]

Nope, I use Firefox on my Mac for the WHF site for that very reason. (unless you get JD to turn the format bar off for you, then you can type the manual HTML code to insert a link which is what I used to do).

 

[PJPro]

If you are able to enter html manually, then my primer may be of interest.

 

[John Duncan]

Don't think you can enter html manually when you have the rich text editor. You can try it:

<a href=""http://your" link here">Your text here</a>

If that doesn't work, two options - I can turn off the rich text editor (it's what I use), or you can use Firefox*

*other browsers are available, just don't expect me to support them

 

[bretty]

JohnDuncan:Don't think you can enter html manually when you have the rich text editor. You can try it:<a href=""http://your" link here">Your text here</a>If that doesn't work, two options - I can turn off the rich text editor (it's what I use), or you can use Firefox**other browsers are available, just don't expect me to support them</div></BLOCKQUOTE></p><p>Could you turn the 'Rich text editor' off for me, please, John? </p>

 

[bretty]

Strange... Let's try that again.

Could you turn the 'Rich Text Editor' off, please John?

 

[John Duncan]

Sorry, been a bit biz. Done now, and I refer you to the right honourable gentleman's invaluable formatting primer above.

 

[bretty]

Thank you, John.

 

[Andy Clough]

Now that's what I call service! Thanks JD.