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Defining a hyperlink to word(s) does not work as expected (inverted)

Open gre0j opened this issue 7 years ago • 3 comments

First....nice application :sweat_smile:

I wrote some words and wanted to set a Hyperlink to the word Möglichkeiten...so i highlighted this word and click on the button 'Insert Link' (or 'Link einfügen' in german) ...

  • the current behavior is...

[Link Text](Möglichkeiten)

  • the expected behavior i think should be...

[Möglichkeiten](url)

I hope i did explain this simple enough. THX :nerd_face:

gre0j avatar Jan 03 '18 20:01 gre0j

IMHO it should détection if the selected text is an URL or not. If that's an URL, put it between parenthesis, else brackets.

SkyzohKey avatar Jan 27 '18 00:01 SkyzohKey

I believe it does, in view mode SkyzohKey, but J0Ar is right. When I select the word Google in some text, and choose to make it link to something, I expect to have to provide http:\\www.google,com\ in the square brackets. I don't expect it to assume "Google" is a URL, and ask me what word(s) to describe that URL. i.e :- This is a link to Google. becomes:- This is a link to [Link text](Google). which I then need to change to:- This is a link to [Google](http:\\www.google.com\).

I hadn't noticed, because I tend to add these manually, and more often than not, as The <a name="reference1">interesting thing</a> mentioned above, refers to... and then above ...where you can find an [interesting thing](#reference1) hiding in the bushes.

bobsobol avatar Sep 11 '18 19:09 bobsobol

Is there a way to make a link to certain header in the text (within the same page)? For example, I have a chapter with header "## Papers" and I'd like to make a table of content at the very top of the page but links Click here don't work. Can anyone tell me how these should be done, please? :)

kawapa avatar Apr 25 '20 20:04 kawapa