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| - | You can be more specific too and have much more naunces: If you want each object to go to a different page; then you can set the object property called notes specifically to just that page. Similarly, if you want all objects of a particular class to go to a specific page; then set the class property called //notes// to the url of that page. | + | You can be more specific too and have much more nuances: If you want each object to go to a different page; then you can set the object property called notes specifically to just that page. Similarly, if you want all objects of a particular class to go to a specific page; then set the class property called //notes// to the url of that page. |
| - | //However in this version, you also have to ensure that such a class property inheritance status should be set to " | + | //However in this version, you also have to ensure that such a class property inheritance status should be set to " |
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| + | [[notes|Read more here]] | ||
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