On 6/14/20 4:46 PM, Gary Dale wrote:
> I'm having some problems with Scribus Generator but this one looks like it is 
> with Scribus itself. I have Generator populate a text box with a website name 
> and fill in the PDF annotation as the same text prefixed with http://. When I 
> look at the text box and the PDF annotations, they seem to be OK - they 
> contain what I expect.
> 
> When I export the Scribus document to PDF, the lnks work but the text isn't 
> there. I can click on where the text box is and it launches a new tab in my 
> browser open at the correct address but there is no text to suggest that the 
> expanse of white space is actually a link
> 
> I'm pretty sure this isn't a Generator-produced error because I actually had 
> to fix the first link (of two) on each page because Generator somehow filled 
> both links with the second link's data. Or is there some setting I need to 
> turn on in a PDF annotation to get it to display text?

Hi Gary,

When you create a text frame, make it a PDF Annotation as a web-link, then 
nothing shows up in it in the PDF. The way I have worked with this is to size 
the Annotation frame properly, then place the frame directly over the text in 
another text frame you want to serve as a visual for the link.

I think that converting some text beginning with http://... to a link is a 
function of the PDF reader/viewer, not something that has to do with Scribus.

Greg

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