There are two ways to insert a hyperlink into a WordPress site. In this post, I will be teaching you both.
Way #1 Blogroll
One way is by adding a link to the blogroll. This puts a link on the sidebar on every page on your site. You will need to have a blogroll widget somewhere in your site for this to work. Blogrolls are becoming outdated so don’t make this your primary link space. Use the text of your website instead.
Way #2 Inline Hyperlink
The better way is to insert the link into a post. Typing out a domain like www.ThomasUmstattd.com without making it a link is unprofessional. The better way is to make the text link directly. So instead of putting www.ThomasUmstattd.com you would put Thomas Umstattd. People know that blue text = a hyperlink.
How to insert a link in WordPress Guetenburg:
Go to the web page you want to link to.
Copy the URL. It should start with “http://”
Write the text you want to be a hyperlink. It is good to be descriptive and avoid the phrase “click here”
Highlight the text you want to turn into a hyperlink.
Click the chain link icon in Guetenburg, it looks like this
Adding images to the Research folder
One of Scrivener’s unique features is the Research folder, located in the Binder, and accessible at all times. This folder is where you place any documents that you use as source or reference material for your projects: text files, PDFs, images, videos, audio files, and more. When you want to add images to the Research folder, just drag them from your computer to that folder. To view an image in the Research folder, just click it, and Scrivener displays it in the Editor.
Inserting images in a document
You can insert images in any document in your Scrivener project: text files, but also character and settings sketches. Just drag an image to the location in a file where you want to place it. You cannot add an image on its own to the Draft or Manuscript folder of the Binder; if you try this, you’ll see the following dialogue:
In some cases, you may want to store an image in the Binder. For example, if you have a map that appears at the beginning of a novel, and want to be able to view it often, and have it included when you compile your manuscript, you can store it in a text file. To do this, create a new, blank document (Project > New Text) then drag your image there. You can also add images by choosing Insert > Image from File. This menu item is only available if your cursor is in a document. When you insert an image this way, it gets added at the location of the cursor.
