kayak2work on "Inline Links"

Hi @Gary Pendergast!

Thank you for your swift answer!! As I have just a simple childrens story site, I never thought too deeply about the ethics on to how to open links in general.

For inteal links indeed the inline links option is allright!
But when I refer to pages outside my site, I let them open with blank target.
Then the Inline Links is just one step too much, and an annoying one since it sticks like magnetic on the selected text/image.
But your linked info tells me more about the ethics, and I acknowledge that now! The link in that info to wikipedia-outsidelinking-icons puzzled me, for there was no information how to make that 'outside(blank target)' icon.

By the way: Excuse me for my bad WPtechnical English. :-(

As for the problems with moving images (with links) around:
the HTML-editor always messes up the codes.
With each linked-image the correct code should be (example):

"
<img class="alignnone wp-image-13181"
src="http://booxalive.nl/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/winkelpret-03-243x300.png"
alt="winkelpret, winkelen met papa, peuterverhaaltje, groep 1 - 2 - 3, fantasie in supermarkt,
online voorlezen" width="139" height="171" />

And the href is always messed up when another linked image comes to join. Then the new image automatically takes the href from the existing one.

So I've put this correct example of code in a doc., and by hand in the html-editor I have to control all the images and put the right href's in the right images (while I am not a code-oldie at all), a lot of work!

Maybe it's better to understand when you see one of my pages where a lot of switching is done (new stories will be added, sometimes I change the order of all the images: http://booxalive.nl/midi/

I had this problem before and had contact about that with some friendly developers. It seemed they fixed that for a while. But with the introduction of the (horrible - to me) inline links this problem is back again...

I hope you have enough info about my problem, dear Gary!

Best wishes, Magda