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how do I go about hyperlinking

Greets,

What are you trying to link and where?

Best,
~~SM


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A posted item to my book.

On the menu on the left, if you select Writing.Com Tools -> WritingML: Docs & Help, you'll get a handy quick reference for the ML language. There's a section on links, with examples.

Thank, Dave. I’ll give ‘er a shot.

So, if you want to post the link on newsfeed for people to see:

If it is a stand-alone, use {item:xxxxx} where the x's are the item number.

If it is a part of a book or blog, then use {entry:xxxxxxxx} where the x's are the number of the entry. In this case make sure you use the entry number and not the book's item number.

Is that what you were after?

No, but I appreciate your response.

Or if it's external...

{x-link:http....}Text{/x-link}

{x-link:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/61250826-invasive-species}My book{/x-link}

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Yep! that's what I plan to do. Thanx

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