Xelor
Registered Senior Member
Other than serendipitously (fortuitously?) "mouse-hovering" over text that has embedded in it a hyperlink to an external website, is there a way for readers to tell that a particular word/phrase/sentence has been hyperlinked?
Asking because it seems the whole of the Internet that I've encountered, that is prior to joining here, uses an innately visual indicator that a given piece of text can be clicked on and that they will by clicking access content found elsewhere. Here, however, it seems if one doesn't "hover" over a hyperlinked term/phrase, one has no way to know that there is an embedded hyperlink there.
Asking because it seems the whole of the Internet that I've encountered, that is prior to joining here, uses an innately visual indicator that a given piece of text can be clicked on and that they will by clicking access content found elsewhere. Here, however, it seems if one doesn't "hover" over a hyperlinked term/phrase, one has no way to know that there is an embedded hyperlink there.
