This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to attach a link to his custom field text using the link that is in another custom field.
Solution:
To do this please follow the structure below.
<a href='[types field='my-url-field' output='raw'][/types]'>[types field='my-text'][/types]</a>
This should help.
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Last updated by 6 years, 8 months ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
No, this is "URL Shortener".
It is visible on several places in this link hidden link, where is:
- Coordinates: 2°11′S 79°53′W (Coordinates: is Title, to not mix terminology and numbers are "masked text" with link "hidden link)")
and other example is
- City 344.5 km2 ('City' is again Title and '344.5 km2' 'masked text' for link "hidden link)")
a) So, Toolset URL field can possibility only to place link as it is (without masking) and URL hidden link) will be displayed as hidden link)
b) In WYSIWYG editor, yoou kan click on link icon and isert one value for link itself (hidden link)) and other value for text (so, here = 344.5 km2).
ATTACHMENTS
- First picture is WYSIWYG editor simple link/text insert box.
- In second is how it appear ‘masked’.
Hopefully, I was clear, as maybe my poor English caused misunderstanding.
