Please forgive me as I'm sure this is very simple and I'm no novice but I just cannot see a way to take a URL, create a hyperlink of it and paste it in a comments box of a Safari web page.
Please would someone help, thank you.
Nick
Here is one way to do it.
Finder > Applications > TextEdit
Open a new document.
Copy and paste the URL link.
It won't a clickable link.
Text Edit > Edit > Substitutions > Smart Links
Enable Smart Links.
Link will turn into a clickable hyperlink.
Copy and paste the link anywhere you want.
For details:
Quote:
In an app on your Mac, do any of the following:
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/replace-text-punctuation-documents-mac-mh35735/mac
Here is one way to do it.
Finder > Applications > TextEdit
Open a new document.
Copy and paste the URL link.
It won't a clickable link.
Text Edit > Edit > Substitutions > Smart Links
Enable Smart Links.
Link will turn into a clickable hyperlink.
Copy and paste the link anywhere you want.
For details:
Quote:
In an app on your Mac, do any of the following:
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/replace-text-punctuation-documents-mac-mh35735/mac
Depending on the website, after pasting the link, if you control - click on the link, do you get a Make Link option?
Unfortunately not Eric but thanks anyway
You are welcome. Would you post a link to a website where you are trying to do this so others can test?
Creating a hyperlink on a Safari web page
