Adding hypertext links
You can add HTML-style links to a card using the anchor element and <a> element. The anchor element allows you to bind text and images to a go, prev, or refresh task. The <a> element is a short form of the anchor element.
To add a hypertext link: - Drag the Anchor icon or the A icon from the WML Elements set in the Objects palette into the document window. Release the mouse button when the pointer is in the desired location in a paragraph.
- Do one of the following:
- Enter text in the white area of the element. (See Adding text.)
- Drag an image element into the white area of the element. (See Adding images.)
- If you added an <a> element, specify a URL for the link in the href text box.
- Set the following optional attributes in the Inspector:
- title to specify a title for the element.
- accesskey to specify a key that a user can press to activate the link. The availability of keys depends on the wireless device. For example, phones have 1 through 9 keys and a pound key. Some browsers may ignore this attribute.
- xml:lang to specify the language of the element or its attributes.
- If you added an anchor element, add a go, prev, or element task to it. (See Using tasks.)
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