I don't see any of the usual text options while editing a Pages doc in iCloud online.
Cmd-L and Cmd-K both don't work.
How can I add a link to text using the iCloud version of Pages?
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Sign up to join this communityI don't see any of the usual text options while editing a Pages doc in iCloud online.
Cmd-L and Cmd-K both don't work.
How can I add a link to text using the iCloud version of Pages?
Just got off the phone with Apple Support, and you cannot make hyperlinks in the iCloud online version of Pages as of Feb 23rd, 2017
This is particularly bad, because it is a document that is edited by 4 coworders, and owned by a VP. So to fix the hyperlinks, I have to get the VP to fix it on his computer, or download a copy, fix the links, and then convince everyone to stop using the old link. This is even harder because the link is the only way to access the shared doc. So it becomes the 'use this link, not this link, is this the most upto date attachment' problem.
So it would seem the solution is for someone to pony up and buy a Mac, since Pages is included free, these days. The Pages development team might eventually add this feature, but they haven't yet (January 25, 2018). In fact, I ended up here in an effort to solve the same issue. I have a desktop version of Pages, so I could go that route, though I'll likely just paste the URL and let Pages auto-link it.
Update: Pages for iCloud does support footnotes (click the paragraph icon and choose Footnote from the options). So I've added my URLs as footnotes. That actually has some advantages--especially for people who print out documents--over hyperlinking the words themselves.
https://google.com
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