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URI values, that are already links, will ignore the "Direct Links" setting in MB and display a "See all items with this value" link anyways. Do we have a better way to do this?
Maybe those little external-link icons () would be helpful on our URIs. The icon can link to the external URL and the actual displaying text (whether a label or the URI itself) could be the metadata-browse link, maybe?
They are also appearing above the values they refer to, rather than below or to the right, which is confusing, so if we don't have a better answer changing that would be a good start.
With URI Dereferencer on they look extra weird.
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Old behavior meant that Direct Links set to off had the link in a
different location, but reliably after the value. With Direct Links on,
the link wrapped literals as intended, but values that are already links
got an "indirect" link, except much closer in the markup to the actual
value, and in fact actually appearing before it.
The resolution here is: whenever making an "indirect" link, it's now in
the same place: immediately after the value content itself. This means
that the links generated with Direct Links off will move somewhat from
where they were before.
There's some small accompanying styling to account for this change:
instead of trying to force itself onto a separate line, the link is
styled to just put a small margin between itself and the value.
(#52)
URI values, that are already links, will ignore the "Direct Links" setting in MB and display a "See all items with this value" link anyways. Do we have a better way to do this?
Maybe those little external-link icons (
) would be helpful on our URIs. The icon can link to the external URL and the actual displaying text (whether a label or the URI itself) could be the metadata-browse link, maybe?
They are also appearing above the values they refer to, rather than below or to the right, which is confusing, so if we don't have a better answer changing that would be a good start.
With URI Dereferencer on they look extra weird.

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: