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To include a clickable link

11 years ago

Lots of new posters so am putting instructions for making a clickable link in a message.

1. Type subject of posting

2. Type message in message box

3. Copy and paste URL in the Optional Link URL box below the message box. If there is no optional link URL box hit submit and it will appear below the message box.

4. Type name of link in name of link box.

5. Hit preview to see if link appears and click on link to see if it goes where you wish.

6. If everything works, hit submit.

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Comments (2)

cjs2020
11 years ago
I want to fix the link I created, but it's strange,
when I post a follow up; optional link or URL is an option.
But, when I go to post a new message, optional link or URL is not there for me
I'll b sure to get it right the next time I post a link
mnwsgal
Original Author
11 years ago
Sometimes the optional link box will not show up until one hits preview. Before hitting submit put your link in the box below then hit preview again.
Then if it is correct hit submit, after the second preview.

You will catch on soon--just takes a little experimenting.
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