2nd leg Chesterfield canal walk Sunday 18th November

[feargal 21]

What an astonishing bathroom! No doubt the photo was a bit shaky due to an 80's-decor-induced migraine.

 

I'm glad I missed this walk if you had to do all that soggy trudging, only to be greeted with that monstrous facility at the end

[parkwoman 10]

BTW - can anyone tell me how I change the web address link into a word rather than a long string of address?

 

I think you select (highlight) the word you want to use as a link then click the 'insertlink' logo and paste or type in the URL. If the word this links to page 3 of this thread then it works. Hope that makes sense

[canada_girl 10]

BTW - can anyone tell me how I change the web address link into a word rather than a long string of address?

 

I tried to do this but the link didn't end up working. . . . .not sure why. But just highlight the word and click on the hyperlink picture and enter the URL. Theoretically that should work I think?

[Dawn36 10]

I had to laugh I know which pub toilet that was I to was astonised at them when we first ever went there

[MardyBum66 10]

I think you select (highlight) the word you want to use as a link then click the 'insertlink' logo and paste or type in the URL. If the word this links to page 3 of this thread then it works. Hope that makes sense

 

Before you do that, though, make sure you 'go advanced'. Also, make sure you delete the existing '//http://'-style thingy that comes up automatically in the box before you type or paste your URL or it won't work. By the way, the 'insertlink' logo is the one that looks like a blue planet with a chainlink below it, underneath the 'undo' arrow. Hope this helps.

[parkwoman 10]

Before you do that, though, make sure you 'go advanced'. Also, make sure you delete the existing '//http://'-style thingy that comes up automatically in the box before you type or paste your URL or it won't work. By the way, the 'insertlink' logo is the one that looks like a blue planet with a chainlink below it, underneath the 'undo' arrow. Hope this helps.

 

I did it without going 'advanced' but you're right about deleting the '//http://' bit because the URL you are pasting will already have it in.