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I'm using the hyperref package in LaTeX and I was wondering if there's a way to change the 'alt text' (title text) for links. Anyone know? Perhaps there is a different package I could use?
To change the 'Alt Text' of hyperlinks in LaTeX, you can use the \hyperref command and specify the alt text as the optional argument. For example, \hyperref[link]{Click here} will create a hyperlink with the text "Click here" and the alt text "link".
Yes, you can specify the alt text for individual hyperlinks by using the \hyperref command with the optional argument. This will only change the alt text for that specific link, leaving the rest of the hyperlinks with their default alt text.
To remove the alt text of hyperlinks in LaTeX, you can use the \hyperref command without specifying any alt text in the optional argument. This will result in the hyperlink having no alt text, but the link will still be functional.
Yes, you can change the alt text of hyperlinks in a table of contents by using the \hypertarget and \hyperlink commands. First, use \hypertarget to create a target for the link, then use \hyperlink to create the link with the desired alt text. You can also use the \phantomsection command before the \hyperlink command to ensure the link works correctly in the table of contents.
Yes, you can change the alt text of hyperlinks in a beamer presentation by using the \hyperlink and \hypertarget commands, similar to changing the alt text in a table of contents. You can also use the \framezoom command to create a zoomed-in version of a specific slide and specify the alt text for the hyperlink to that slide.