>> I think that's because the option's just not there, rather than anything else. <<
Bummer.
>> It should be lumped together with the other links (or be its own thing) and it isn't. If it is possible, Weebly's made it needlessly complicated to get to. <<
If direct links can be made with HTML code, is there a reason it couldn't just be written into the HTML box along with any other code?
>> (And I'm already sitting on several tabs just to try and get Weebly to save my changes. IT DOES NOT GET COOKIES TONIGHT, Ysabet. T_T) <<
:( That sucks.
>> Pretty much every site that allows HTML coding, I'm afraid. ^_^;; It's slightly more advanced coding than a regular link and you probably can't add it in the RTEs, but most sites that allow direct access to the HTML code allow it. (This is not the obstable it seems. Many free WYSIWYG HTML editors allow you to add direct links.) <<
Well, if anyone knows a good one, let me know and I'll take a look. Not that I know what to look for in coding, but in general site viewability.
>>A wiki would be perfect for supplementary information. I'm afraid I've got no skill at wiki work, though, so I can't really help with it beyond going "Ooooh, that would be useful! All the shiny shiny linkses!"<<
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dancing_serpent
Re: Thoughts
Date: 2015-04-30 11:02 pm (UTC)Bummer.
>> It should be lumped together with the other links (or be its own thing) and it isn't. If it is possible, Weebly's made it needlessly complicated to get to. <<
If direct links can be made with HTML code, is there a reason it couldn't just be written into the HTML box along with any other code?
>> (And I'm already sitting on several tabs just to try and get Weebly to save my changes. IT DOES NOT GET COOKIES TONIGHT, Ysabet. T_T) <<
:( That sucks.
>> Pretty much every site that allows HTML coding, I'm afraid. ^_^;; It's slightly more advanced coding than a regular link and you probably can't add it in the RTEs, but most sites that allow direct access to the HTML code allow it. (This is not the obstable it seems. Many free WYSIWYG HTML editors allow you to add direct links.) <<
Well, if anyone knows a good one, let me know and I'll take a look. Not that I know what to look for in coding, but in general site viewability.
>>A wiki would be perfect for supplementary information. I'm afraid I've got no skill at wiki work, though, so I can't really help with it beyond going "Ooooh, that would be useful! All the shiny shiny linkses!"<<
Drat. Well, maybe someone else then.