steve01351 (@steve01351)

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  • steve01351
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    Well, THAT’S disappointing. Not that anyone is obligated in any way to try and be helpful, but the first time I came here with an issue someone else had the same issue. I figured it out a few hours later and came right back here to share the answer that I’d found – and provide links. I was trying to be helpful. Common courtesy stuff. It’s gotten terribly rare.

    Steve


    steve01351
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    Whoa. I posted a link (using LINK) in the post above, but I see absolutely nothing. Stranger and stranger.


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    steve01351
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    Well, thanks, but that’s what I’ve been doing. And the link DOES appear in the post, but the *clickable text* is what appears. What I want is for people to see the title of the post and when they click on the title to be brought straight to the article/website that the title referenced – not presented with another link to click on. I’m guessing that it has something to do with SEO (about which I know nothing), but if what I’m trying to do is the way it works on social media like facebook/twitter/etc., it has to be possible.


    steve01351
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    OK. Maybe the absence of replies means I didn’t make my question clear. On Facebook/Twitter/etc., when I’ve gone to a website and copied the website URL, if I paste it into the post I make on Facebook, Twitter, etc, that post from that website (not the link to click on) is what appears in the post I make. This has actually happened on ONE of the posts I’ve made at http://notdos.com. Every other link I post just posts the link for people to click on. I can’t see any difference at all in the formation of the links. If anyone has a clue, I’d appreciate it a lot.

    Thanks


    steve01351
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    You’re welcome. 🙂


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    steve01351
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    I found a solution. (so far, anyway). Just download install the plugin “Enable TinyMCE Visual Tab”. It SEEMS to be working fine. 🙂


    steve01351
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    I’m having exactly the same problem. I’d LOVE a solution. *I* as the admin can make a post – submit it – then click on the EDIT button underneath the post and the visual editor comes up, but that’s not a solution for everyone else. They just get frustrated and leave. (oh, this is http://notdos.com , WordPress version 5.2)

    Thanks

    Steve

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