Hi Robert,

When you are working in some of the modules at Squidoo such as the main introduction module at top of your lens, look for a little faint html icon at bottom of that work area.

Click on that when you want to use the ( a href ) kind of html code to create and properly display clickable website links.

Then you can go back to the basic input work area to add your general text.

Then save and publish your lens. Then view it outside of the editing mode so you can see it exactly as your visitors would see it. (If they use the same browser as yours)

Something else that I have done is use the Plexo link module to create links and accompanying text for ZoEmail System.  This is an excellent email system I discovered which gives me full control to prevent spam from coming back to my email inbox. 

I created this Plexo module on ONE of my Squidoo lens. Then used the GRAB function to transfer it to ALL my other Squidoo Lens. Very pleased with that function.  That Plexo module also gave me the code to put itself on my blog.

See my powerblog profile page. Look at left hand side and see the ZoEmail info which was brought in from my Squidoo Lens. Then compare the PowerBlog display with the original ZoEmail Plexo module on my Adlandpro mini sitemap Lens at Squidoo.

The PowerBlog ZoEmail display has a clickable link on it which takes you back to my Squidoo Lens. This is great programming by the creators of Squidoo.

Click Here to see PowerBlog display in action


Wishing you all the best with your Squidoo Lenses.

Wayne (builder99)