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    nicgiel is offline Private
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    Default linking in text area

    hey,

    There is this very simple thing which I can not find out how to make it work:

    I want to make a text area with a scrollbar with text in it which also have links. I can insert a textarea which has a scrollbar but I can not find how to make any links in the text. I can also insert a text where I can make links in but this does not have a scrollbar...

    How can get this all together. I want to make this for example:

    Selling points:

    store 1
    adress
    email
    website


    store 2
    adress
    email
    website

    ...
    ...
    ...

    store 100
    adress
    email
    website

    and so on and so on...

    Can somebody help me? It should be very easy but I can not seem to find it out.

    gr. nicole

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    Default Re: linking in text area

    A text area is a form control so no links are allowed.

    You can do the following very simple thing: create a page with only this text.
    Then, in the page where you want these selling points to appear, add an Iframe and link it to the page with the selling points text.
    Pay attention to the "target" of the links so they will open as you like.
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    Default Re: linking in text area

    Thanks for your answer but when I want to insert a IFrame (this is an inlineframe tight?) it says:

    Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.

    How to solve this?

    gr.

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    Default Re: linking in text area

    What browser do you have ??

    There is no modern /since 5 years or so) browser that doesn't support I-frames. Unless your is confisured not to display them, which has nothing to do. You need to check if your browser supports I-frames and how you need to set it up in order to display them. By default all moder brosers display iframes.
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