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I think it would be nice to have the option to hyperlink with different text showing, like any basic HTML hyperlinking. Like I can even do in this forum if I needed to.
Visually, having the url just there isnโt appealing.
Not to belabor a point, but that beta is not just making bold/italic text and solves the request at hand (โpretty urlsโ). I say this for the benefit of someone reading this thread which has now veered into unrelated feature requests.
was this ever implemented? I have url links in my table. The table is displayed on webapp. I wish the visitors on my webappp see only a text instead of the url. Is this possible yet?
was this ever implemented? I have url links in my table. The table is displayed on webapp. I wish the visitors on my webappp see only a text instead of the url. Is this possible yet?
If by โthisโ you mean the ability to split a string into an array, no.
If by โmy web appโ you mean a custom web app that display links stored in Airtable, Split() has nothing to do with how you render links on a custom web app.
Instead of rendering raw link values in your web app, simply use HTML to display a label.
The URL Text to Display feature hasnโt been officially added yet, it is still in beta. You can sign up for the beta using the link below, which will give you access to the feature (with some other ancillary features as well). I have no idea of the timeline for when they make the feature official.
A note: this is not for the URL field type. Youโll have a new field type available called Rich Text Fields, which will allow you to type in some text (i.e. โClick Hereโ), and when you highlight the text thereโs an option to add a URL to it.
Thank you! As a brand new Airtable user whoโs taking it for a test drive for a bigger project next year, this was the first clearly missing feature I ran into. Glad itโs on the way. I just signed up for the beta.