Stylish internal links..

Is there any way of getting MODx (now moved to 0.95, hooray!) to add a CSS class descriptor automatically to internal links ([~id~]) when they are expanded?

I would like to distinguish internal/external links and this would seem to be a natural way to do it...

Thx

Gordon

If you’re using Wayfinder, you can use the Link Attributes field when you create your internal weblink.

Quote from: sottwell at Nov 17, 2006, 06:53 AM

If you’re using Wayfinder, you can use the Link Attributes field when you create your internal weblink.

Sorry, I’m not quite sure what you mean there, b/c I do use Wayfinder, but just for the menus..

What *I* mean is that I want some setting/mechanism so that EVERY link of the form [~x~] that I use in EVERY document (just in the running text) gets rendered as

<a class="internal" href=".../index.php?id=x">blahdeblah</a>

so that I can then use CSS to make all the internal ones a different colour, or some other indicator.

But now I realize from your comment that the mechanism is already there - when I create the link in the editor (TinyMCE in 0.9.5) then I can select the "Advanced" tab and manually type "internal" into the "classes" field..

So much to learn... thanks for your pointers.

Cheers

Gordon

Ah, sorry, I misunderstood, and thought you were referring to internal weblinks in the menu!