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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
Hyperlink
Hyperlink[uri]
represents a hyperlink that jumps to the specified URI when clicked.
Hyperlink[label, uri]
represents a hyperlink to be displayed as label.
Details and OptionsDetails and Options
- The following forms of URIs can be used:
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"string" a URI such as 
{"file.nb",None} a complete local notebook file {"file.nb","tag"} the first cell with the specified tag in a local notebook file - Local notebook files can be specified by relative paths such as
. The base of the paths is taken to be the location of the notebook that contains the hyperlink. - Hyperlink can be used with graphics or any other expression.
- Hyperlink objects can appear within graphics.
- By default, Hyperlink renders label in
style. - When the mouse is over label, it is by default rendered in
style. - The following options can be given:
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ActiveStyle "HyperlinkActive" style to add when hovering over the hyperlink BaseStyle "Hyperlink" base styles for the hyperlink - Supported URI types include "http", "file", "ftp", and "mailto".
- URIs that begin with "paclet:" directly access Mathematica documentation and other resources.
- Hyperlinks of different types are handled as follows:
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notebook file URI open in current Mathematica session non-notebook file URI open through operating system non-file URI open in a web browser - In a standard notebook front end, hyperlinks can be inserted using the Hyperlink item in the Insert menu.
- Shift clicking a hyperlink will always open a new notebook window, even if an existing window could have been used.
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