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A '''''description''''', or other text attribute of a variable or other object, can contain a hyperlink to any web page. This is useful for linking to detailed explanations, data, or references for a model, or even to related downloadable Analytica models. In browse mode, hyperlinks appear convention- ally underlined in blue. When you click a hyperlink, your computer shows the indicated web page in your default web browser. | A '''''description''''', or other text attribute of a variable or other object, can contain a hyperlink to any web page. This is useful for linking to detailed explanations, data, or references for a model, or even to related downloadable Analytica models. In browse mode, hyperlinks appear convention- ally underlined in blue. When you click a hyperlink, your computer shows the indicated web page in your default web browser. | ||
| − | To define or edit a hyperlink, enter edit mode, and use a standard HTML link syntax of the form | + | To define or edit a hyperlink, enter edit mode, and use a standard HTML link syntax of the form '''<nowiki><a href="http://www.lumina.com/">Click here</a></nowiki>''' |
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| − | '''<nowiki><a href="http://www.lumina.com/">Click here</a></nowiki>''' | ||
When you switch to browse mode, the HTML code displays as a hyperlink. | When you switch to browse mode, the HTML code displays as a hyperlink. | ||
Revision as of 17:13, 26 August 2015
A description, or other text attribute of a variable or other object, can contain a hyperlink to any web page. This is useful for linking to detailed explanations, data, or references for a model, or even to related downloadable Analytica models. In browse mode, hyperlinks appear convention- ally underlined in blue. When you click a hyperlink, your computer shows the indicated web page in your default web browser.
To define or edit a hyperlink, enter edit mode, and use a standard HTML link syntax of the form <a href="http://www.lumina.com/">Click here</a>
When you switch to browse mode, the HTML code displays as a hyperlink.
In edit mode:
In browse mode:
See Also
| Graphics, frames, and text in a diagram <- | Hyperlinks in model documentation | -> Sharing your model |
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