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frozenmason7 said:test

ruggedtinker7 said:Hey there!

Justin Anderson10 said:A little note

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How do you actually make a hyperlink with custom text?
I’m having a bit of a headache with my Python script because instead of displaying the label I want, it just spits out the raw W3C code. It’s way more convoluted than it needs to be.
To get around it, I’m going to stick an asterisk * inside the code block just to prevent the system from rendering it into a live link. I'll include the actual syntax right below it so you can see what I mean.
You type: [*url=http://www.example.com]Website Name[/url]
And you get: Website Name

quiethound45 said:That's really kind of you—sending a hug your way.😘
It wasn't about being lazy—I honestly searched everywhere and finally tracked this down:

How do I make a link with a custom name?
Python code is giving me a bit of trouble with this because instead of showing how I actually write it, it just shows the raw W3C version. That’s much more complicated.
So, I'll write out the code and stick an asterisk * inside it (just to stop it from converting into what it's supposed to be). Below the code, as usual, I'll show how it actually looks.
You would write: [*url=http://www.website.com]Website Name[/url]
Result: Website Name

But I couldn't figure it out initially, so I gave it a shot (you can see the proof in that first topic... and once I realized I couldn't find the solution on my own through trial and error, I decided to ask for help).
I know probably a million people have asked this before me, but who has the time to dig through everything? It felt easier to just ask nicely for some assistance. 😳
Thanks again, truly. 🙏 😁 👍