Hello @Raphael_M
You cannot select a part of a text block to create an interaction. But you have work-arounds
Multiple text block :
Create multiple text block in order to ____ the one you want to interact with
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cons : this won’t work well on a multi-line text)
Absolute invisible element
You can position a rectangle with a 0% opacity and add the trigger on itself
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cons : whenever you change the text, you’ll probably have to reposition the invisible rectangle)
Hi, Thanks for your reply.
You’re right with the use of multiple text blocks in an auto-layout wont work well on multiple lines. I’m thinking if is there is a Figma feature like putting a <# + Frame_Name] or something like that in adding links in the create link feature, which apparently doesn’t work or there is something missing on it.
If it works like the <a>
in HTML, I’m thinking if it works like <a href="alink/#+yourframename">
.
Using an invisible element in absolute position will not be a good idea because it’s going to be manually adjusted whenever I change screen sizes after all the text will be in an auto-layout.
Unfortunately, to my knowledge there is no such things in Figma. Maybe some plugins offer it but I don’t know any.