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Opera mail V.11.60 beta
Hi Everybody;in Opera mail suppose i want to attach a link to my message the adress is not underlined to be able to get in just by clicking on it.maybe i,m not explaining well if suppose i want to send you in my message (EXAMPLE hi Joe,follow the link i ,m sending you so you see www.----.com this link is nnever underlined hope somebody understands what i mean ..thanks again .
harold ...canada
In text/plain messages, you include links like this:
In text/html messages, links need to be represented by HTML markup like this:
You do that by using "Insert -> Link" or "Insert -> HTML" and inserting:
after "out ".
Hey, check out <http://example.com/>.
In text/html messages, links need to be represented by HTML markup like this:
Hey, check out <a href="http://example.com/">http://example.com/</a>.
You do that by using "Insert -> Link" or "Insert -> HTML" and inserting:
<a href="http://example.com/">http://example.com/</a>
after "out ".
Note though, please use a subject that describes what the thread is about. "Opera mail V.11.60 beta" is too vague. Also, if this issue was specific to the beta (it's not though), it should be posted in the beta forum.
For text messages, it should not be necessary to do anything in particular to make links clickable by the *recipient*. You won't see them as clickable in the mail composition editor (when "open" for editing), but you will see the clickable links (the way your recipient sees them) in the mail "preview" window.
Originally posted by lstandish:
For text messages, it should not be necessary to do anything in particular to make links clickable by the *recipient*.
There is nothing necessary to make them clickable in text messages. You don't even have to encase them in <>. But, you do that to delimit them per Appendix C in RFC 3986. Opera works completely fine in this area.
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