Clickable Text

Clickable text refers to a segment of unselect text in templates.

A clickable text appears gray. It's similar to a clickable line, except it's limited to a portion of text within a line.

Like buttons, clickable texts can be selected with a click. However, clickable texts won't be part of your finale note until you click them

Clickable text has a unique feature: when placed directly next to a button or a blank input, they become 'attached' to that element. This means activating the button or filling in the input will also automatically select the adjacent clickable text.

You can position a clickable text either before or after a button or blank input.

When used in conjunction with buttons or blank inputs, clickable texts provide a high degree of modularity, allowing for selective interaction with different segments on each line.

To add clickable text to a template, open the editor, select the phrase you want to make clickable, and then click the 'T' icon in the toolbar. The text will then turn gray with a teal underline, indicating its clickable status when filling the template.

To link clickable text with a button or an input, the text's underline must extend to the button or input, including any space between them.