Thank you. I attempted this but I ran into an error.
I added a test category where I associated unique urls with different quotes as you outlined above. The preview window showed an error message as soon as I made this change: "In the function called getQuotes within your lists editor, near line number 12, there's a mistake in your code that's causing this error: Unexpected identifier 'url'."
I assumed it was because I didn't add in quoteEntry.url yet in the HTML/CSS editor, so I made that change as well, but the error persists. So now I'm wondering if I did the <a> tag correctly.
Is this written correctly?: <a id="quoteSourceEl" target="_blank" class="source" href="quoteEntry.url"></a>
And is the <a> tag the only place where I need to reference quoteEntry.url?
Thank you. I attempted this but I ran into an error.
I added a test category where I associated unique urls with different quotes as you outlined above. The preview window showed an error message as soon as I made this change: "In the function called getQuotes within your lists editor, near line number 12, there's a mistake in your code that's causing this error: Unexpected identifier 'url'."
I assumed it was because I didn't add in
quoteEntry.urlyet in the HTML/CSS editor, so I made that change as well, but the error persists. So now I'm wondering if I did the<a>tag correctly.Is this written correctly?:
<a id="quoteSourceEl" target="_blank" class="source" href="quoteEntry.url"></a>And is the
<a>tag the only place where I need to referencequoteEntry.url?Thanks so much for the help!
Thank you. This is very helpful. Is it possible to hyperlink each possible source with a unique hyperlink?