If I write a text, and the last word is a link, the text continues beeing a link.
Example:
-- Look at my page www.example.com
When I later want to continue that text, I get:
-- Look at my page www.example.com where you find interesting stuff!
What I, of course, wanted, is:
-- Look at my page www.example.com where you find interesting stuff!
I found no better way than unlinking the whole link and re-create it.
It also is not possible just to select *parts* of the text and declare this part as being not a link - the link is removed completely.
What can I do?
Thanks, Jörg
Example:
-- Look at my page www.example.com
When I later want to continue that text, I get:
-- Look at my page www.example.com where you find interesting stuff!
What I, of course, wanted, is:
-- Look at my page www.example.com where you find interesting stuff!
I found no better way than unlinking the whole link and re-create it.
It also is not possible just to select *parts* of the text and declare this part as being not a link - the link is removed completely.
What can I do?
Thanks, Jörg
Re: How continue "normal" writing after last word is a
The alternative is to simply add the link after typing the whole sentence.
Re: How continue "normal" writing after last word is a
Making the link later is not possible since I modify existing text, that already contains the link.
The easiest workaround I found is to copy a text that contains </a> and paste it after the link.
However, this all is painful, since not only <a> is affected but also different <span>-styles…
Thanks for helping,
Jörg