Hypertext linking
Hypertext is the text that links to other text or objects. To create an automatic hypertext link in a post, just post a full URL. Once you have posted, the URL will be shown as an active link. You may also create a link to trigger the reader's mail program. Internet resources
WELL resources
On The WELL, you must precede the bracket of each HTML tag with a backslash ("\"), which indicates that you want other members' browsers to render the HTML. (Without the backslash, your HTML will appear as text in your response just as you typed it.) You may embed images in your responses by use of the HTML tag <img src> preceded by a backslash. For example, if you post <img src="your picture url here"> preceded by a \, the image will display in your post. Test your image by posting in the Test Conference before you post it. Every conference, topic, and response has a unique URL. For instance, you could link from your personal home page or another site directly to your favorite conference or topic.
The URL for a discussion item has two parts: the base address and
the item address. The base address is:
The item address may include three parameters, separated by an
ampersand (&): Example: Suppose your favorite discussion is in the Words Conference, topic number 1488.
The URL to the conference would be:
The URL to the specific topic would be: Tip: Only currently registered WELL members may read a discussion (unless it is in a .vue conference, and they have the differently-formatted outside URL). An individual who follows a link from the Web into a WELL discussion will be asked for a username and password to proceed. They may join if they wish. |
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