You can use the full HTML syntax, like this
<a href={{!!field}} target="blank">Link Text</a>
If you find it more convenient, you can put this is a macro
\define field_link(text)
> <a href={{!!field}} target="blank">$text$</a>
> \end
>
<<field_link "Go here">>
Both examples assume you have a field called 'field' that contains the link
address. The target="blank" is optional.
Regards,
Richard
On Friday, August 11, 2017 at 7:54:58 PM UTC+10, Rustem wrote:
>
> How to display a link using a URL stored in a field? I'm thinking
> something like this, except it doesn't work: `[[go here|{{!!field}}]]`
>
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