Hi, I'm glad you managed to find the solution after all! What you do is indeed correct.
I wrote the code that the 'label' and 'url' both show the same value 'url' because in Ren'Py you can't see the link where you're going to be redirected to unlike a browser, so for someone who doesn't want to click on a link they don't trust they can at least type it manually. Admittedly, it's not exactly pleasing for the UI, or it can take a lot of space too.
Thanks for the response! Your code helped me so much and I'm so happy I get to include the robust credit page that I thought was beyond my coding ability (which to be fair it was haha, but I have learned a bit more now by studying your code and others and other tutorials). And you will be able to see yourself on that credit page once the game is out xD.
I never thought about that issue before (potentially including sketchy links in Renpy games); in my head I thought that having a direct link is the most useful for the player and having a shorthand is the most attractive, but now I will have to think a bit more about my design philosophy.
Hope you have a nice day,
-M
This project is fairly old and there's probably code I could write differently, though I don't revisit old stuff (so many new project ideas and not enough time). Regardless, I'm very happy it had been helpful to you and thank you for crediting me!
Yes, it's probably not a thing that players are cautious about, usually the worst you get is a broken link to a non-existing page. When you wrote your comment I was also suddenly thinking about whether displaying @handlename could have been alternative for the label, but a player might not recognise it as a clickable link. Not to mention, there are so many Twitter alternatives nowadays and a handle wouldn't be clear which site it represents. So your way of doing with "Twitter" as label is still the most common and intuitive for an average Ren'Py player as other devs do it the same way as well from what I've seen.
I wish you all the success for finishing your game!
