Closed cmb69 closed 7 years ago
Frankly, the current concept makes no sense. If the link address starts with ext:
it is prepended with http://
; if the link address starts with int:
it is preprended with ?
; otherwise the link address is prepended to the link text, separated with a comma.
It would be much more intuitive and flexible to treat the link address as URL (it would still be the responsibility of the user to give a valid URL), and to treat the link text as text.
PS: Ah, the target
attribute!
All external links are automatically prefixed by
http://
so it is not possible to link to anyhttps://
page (or other protocol for that matter).