Hey, Ethan! Great questions. Thank you for all the description and code snippets, it really helps! We do have a solution for you when it comes to creating a link in your modal: There's a property in the `showModal` capability called `customMarkup` that you can use for the sentence containing your link. This will allow HTML to be displayed in the modal's message, so long as it's not a custom web component (we're working to support that soon). You can find details about `customMarkup` [here](https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/showModal/#arguments). It may be worth saving yourself the headache of click event listeners attached to a `<span>` by utilizing the [anchor]( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a) element in your `customMarkup` string. Here's an example of my modal with an anchor tag to google:  Here's the code that created the modal: ``` tecton.actions.showModal({ title: 'Modal Check', message: `This is the modal's message here.`, modalType: 'warning', transInfo: [ { label: 'transInfo label', value: 'transInfo value', }, ], infoList: [ 'infoList item #1', 'infoList item #2', ], addlInfo: 'This is content from the addlInfo property.', customMarkup:'<h4> This is content from the customMarkup property. You can go to <a href="https://www.google.com">Google</a> and search for stuff.</h4>', close: true, }) ``` You are correct that the element needs to be rendered before you can attach an event listener to its click event. `helpCenterWebLinks` will be `undefined` if you run it before the element exists. I would suggest adding the event listeners after you invoke `showModal()`, if you still intend to use event listeners.

Hey, Ethan! Great questions. Thank you for all the description and code snippets, it really helps! We do have a solution for you when it comes to creating a link in your modal: There's a property in the `showModal` capability called `customMarkup` that you can use for the sentence containing your link. This will allow HTML to be displayed in the modal's message, so long as it's not a custom web component (we're working to support that soon). You can find details about `customMarkup` [here](https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/showModal/#arguments). It may be worth saving yourself the headache of click event listeners attached to a `<span>` by utilizing the [anchor]( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a) element instead. Here's an example of my modal with an anchor tag to google:  Here's the code that created the modal:  You are correct that the element needs to be rendered before you can attach an event listener to its click event. `helpCenterWebLinks` will be `undefined` if you run it before the element exists. I would suggest adding the event listeners after you invoke `showModal()`, if you still intend to use event listeners.

Hey, Ethan! Great questions. Thank you for all the description and code snippets, it really helps! We do have a solution for you when it comes to creating a link in your modal: There's a property in the `showModal` capability called `customMarkup` that you can use for the sentence containing your link. This will allow HTML to be displayed in the modal's message, so long as it's not a custom web component (we're working to support that soon). You can find details about `customMarkup` [here](https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/showModal/#arguments). It may be worth utilizing the [anchor]( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a) element in your `customMarkup` string. Here's the code that I used to creat a modal with a working link to a different website: ``` tecton.actions.showModal({ title: 'Modal Check', message: `This is the modal's message here.`, modalType: 'warning', transInfo: [ { label: 'transInfo label', value: 'transInfo value', }, ], infoList: [ 'infoList item #1', 'infoList item #2', ], addlInfo: 'This is content from the addlInfo property.', customMarkup:`<h4>This is content from the customMarkup property. You can go to <a href="https://www.google.com">Google</a> and search for stuff.</h4>`, close: true, }) ``` When I tested this, the anchor tag navigated my current tab to Google, even when I added the `target="_blank"` attribute. That is an unappealing result to me, as I would prefer it opens in a new tab. This may only be solved by utilizing the `openURL` Tecton action, which means you'll need to find a way to implement the event listener effectively. You are correct that the element needs to be rendered before you can attach an event listener to its click event. `helpCenterWebLinks` will be `undefined` if you run it before the element exists. I would suggest finding a way to add the event listener after you invoke `showModal()`.

Hey, Ethan! Great questions. Thank you for all the description and code snippets, it really helps! We do have a solution for you when it comes to creating a link in your modal: There's a property in the `showModal` capability called `customMarkup` that you can use for the sentence containing your link. This will allow HTML to be displayed in the modal's message, so long as it's not a custom web component (we're working to support that soon). You can find details about `customMarkup` [here](https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/showModal/#arguments). It may be worth utilizing the [anchor]( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a) element in your `customMarkup` string. Here's the code that I used to creat a modal with a working link to a different website: ``` tecton.actions.showModal({ title: 'Modal Check', message: `This is the modal's message here.`, modalType: 'warning', transInfo: [ { label: 'transInfo label', value: 'transInfo value', }, ], infoList: [ 'infoList item #1', 'infoList item #2', ], addlInfo: 'This is content from the addlInfo property.', customMarkup:`<h4>This is content from the customMarkup property. You can go to <a href="https://www.google.com">Google</a> and search for stuff.</h4>`, close: true, }) ``` When I tested this, the anchor tag navigated my current tab to Google, even when I added the `target="_blank"` attribute. That is an unappealing result to me, as I would prefer it opens in a new tab. This may only be solved by utilizing the `openURL` Tecton action, which means you'll need to find a way to implement the event listener effevtively. You are correct that the element needs to be rendered before you can attach an event listener to its click event. `helpCenterWebLinks` will be `undefined` if you run it before the element exists. I would suggest finding a way to add the event listener after you invoke `showModal()`.

Hey, Ethan! Great questions. Thank you for all the description and code snippets, it really helps! We do have a solution for you when it comes to creating a link in your modal: There's a property in the `showModal` capability called `customMarkup` that you can use for the sentence containing your link. This will allow HTML to be displayed in the modal's message, so long as it's not a custom web component (we're working to support that soon). You can find details about `customMarkup` [here](https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/showModal/#arguments). It may be worth utilizing the [anchor]( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a) element in your `customMarkup` string.  Here's the code that I used to creat a modal with a working link to a different website: ``` tecton.actions.showModal({ title: 'Modal Check', message: `This is the modal's message here.`, modalType: 'warning', transInfo: [ { label: 'transInfo label', value: 'transInfo value', }, ], infoList: [ 'infoList item #1', 'infoList item #2', ], addlInfo: 'This is content from the addlInfo property.', customMarkup:`<h4>This is content from the customMarkup property. You can go to <a href="https://www.google.com">Google</a> and search for stuff.</h4>`, close: true, }) ``` When I tested this, the anchor tag navigated my current tab to Google, even when I added the `target="_blank"` attribute. That is an unappealing result to me, as I would prefer it opens in a new tab. This may only be solved by utilizing the `openURL` Tecton action, which means you'll need to find a way to implement the event listener effectively. You are correct that the element needs to be rendered before you can attach an event listener to its click event. `helpCenterWebLinks` will be `undefined` if you run it before the element exists. I would suggest finding a way to add the event listener after you invoke `showModal()`.

Hey, Ethan! Great questions. Thank you for all the description and code snippets, it really helps! We do have a solution for you when it comes to creating a link in your modal: There's a property in the `showModal` capability called `customMarkup` that you can use for the sentence containing your link. This will allow HTML to be displayed in the modal's message, so long as it's not a custom web component (we're working to support that soon). You can find details about `customMarkup` [here](https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/showModal/#arguments). It may be worth utilizing the [anchor]( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a) element in your `customMarkup` string. Here's the code that I used to creat a modal with a working link to a different website: ``` tecton.actions.showModal({ title: 'Modal Check', message: `This is the modal's message here.`, modalType: 'warning', transInfo: [ { label: 'transInfo label', value: 'transInfo value', }, ], infoList: [ 'infoList item #1', 'infoList item #2', ], addlInfo: 'This is content from the addlInfo property.', customMarkup:'<h4>This is content from the customMarkup property. You can go to <a href="https://www.google.com">Google</a> and search for stuff.</h4>', close: true, }) ``` When I tested this, the anchor tag navigated my current tab to Google, even when I added the `target="_blank"` attribute. That is an unappealing result to me. This may only be solved by utilizing the `openURL` Tecton action, which means you'll need to find a way to implement the event listener effevtively. You are correct that the element needs to be rendered before you can attach an event listener to its click event. `helpCenterWebLinks` will be `undefined` if you run it before the element exists. I would suggest finding a way to add the event listener after you invoke `showModal()`.

Hey, Ethan! Great questions. Thank you for all the description and code snippets, it really helps! We do have a solution for you when it comes to creating a link in your modal: There's a property in the `showModal` capability called `customMarkup` that you can use for the sentence containing your link. This will allow HTML to be displayed in the modal's message, so long as it's not a custom web component (we're working to support that soon). You can find details about `customMarkup` [here](https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/showModal/#arguments). It may be worth saving yourself the headache of click event listeners attached to a `<span>` by utilizing the [anchor]( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a) element in your `customMarkup` string. Here's an example of my modal with an anchor tag to google:  Here's the code that created the modal:  You are correct that the element needs to be rendered before you can attach an event listener to its click event. `helpCenterWebLinks` will be `undefined` if you run it before the element exists. I would suggest adding the event listeners after you invoke `showModal()`, if you still intend to use event listeners.

Hey, Ethan! Great questions. Thank you for all the description and code snippets, it really helps! We do have a solution for you when it comes to creating a link in your modal: There's a property in the `showModal` capability called `customMarkup` that you can use for the sentence containing your link. This will allow HTML to be displayed in the modal's message, so long as it's not a custom web component (we're working to support that soon). You can find details about `customMarkup` [here](https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/showModal/#arguments). It may be worth utilizing the [anchor]( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a) element in your `customMarkup` string. Here's the code that I used to creat a modal with a working link to a different website: ``` tecton.actions.showModal({ title: 'Modal Check', message: `This is the modal's message here.`, modalType: 'warning', transInfo: [ { label: 'transInfo label', value: 'transInfo value', }, ], infoList: [ 'infoList item #1', 'infoList item #2', ], addlInfo: 'This is content from the addlInfo property.', customMarkup:'<h4>This is content from the customMarkup property. You can go to <a href="https://www.google.com">Google</a> and search for stuff.</h4>', close: true, }) ``` When I tested this, the anchor tag navigated my current tab to Google, even when I added the `target="_blank"` attribute. That is an unappealing result to me, as I would prefer it opens in a new tab. This may only be solved by utilizing the `openURL` Tecton action, which means you'll need to find a way to implement the event listener effevtively. You are correct that the element needs to be rendered before you can attach an event listener to its click event. `helpCenterWebLinks` will be `undefined` if you run it before the element exists. I would suggest finding a way to add the event listener after you invoke `showModal()`.