Hello, couldn't solve the following: I try to read in via two macros a phrase (for instance, "Der Spiegel", without quotes) and the url "www.spiegel.de":

<% story.content part="Media" as="editor" size="24" %> <% story.content part="URL" as="editor" size="48" %>

Now, the output of the story should create a link from the phrase to the url (eg. Der Spiegel. I figured out 3 possibilities (and checked many alternatives), none works:

<a href="<% story.content part="URL" %>"> <% story.content part="Media" %> </a> or <% link to="<% story.content part="URL" %>" text="<% story.content part="Media" %>" %> or <% story.content part="Media" as="link" linkto="<% story.content part="URL" %>" %>

Did anybody come across that task?

Gibt es die Möglichkeit, einen Link so zu setzen, dass das Ziel auf derselben Seite ist?

Konkret geht es mir darum, in der Seitenleiste einen Link zu setzen, bei dessen Anklicken das Bild zum Footer (derselben Seite) springt.

Besten Dank schon im Voraus!

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