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I often use Pages to create documents that are exported as PDFs, to be shared online. Creating simple hyperlinks is, of course, easy — but when viewed online, the links always open in the same browser window (replacing the PDF).
How can I create hyperlinks that will open in a new window/tab?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.13
Not possible. The Pages Link Editor only deals with valid URL addresses. The ability to force a link to open in a new browser window is controlled in an HTML source document using the target attribute of an anchor tag.
Example of forcing a new browser window:
<a href="https://www.apple.com" target="_blank">sample</a>
Not possible. The Pages Link Editor only deals with valid URL addresses. The ability to force a link to open in a new browser window is controlled in an HTML source document using the target attribute of an anchor tag.
Example of forcing a new browser window:
<a href="https://www.apple.com" target="_blank">sample</a>
Thanks, Viking. I was afraid this was the case — I’m accustomed to doing it in HTML, and Word has it as an option when inserting hyperlinks, but I couldn’t see a way using Pages.
I shall keep my fingers crossed that this function is added in future updates!
Pages exported to PDF with hyperlinks that open in a new browser window — how do I do this?