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My specific use case:
I’m actually creating user flows in Miro and import/sync mobile screen designs from Sketch App to the Miro board. Then I link from each of these synced screen designs to Zeplin (for the developers / measurements etc.) – Experienced this as a quite nice workflow!

Only annoying point: Depending on the view zoom, the link buttons in the upper right corner are quite large and so cover content.

There is actually no way to hide the link buttons (like “hide comments”) to have a cleaner and undisturbed view. 

 

PLEASE add a Hide “Link to” Button function!!!

 

It is a general problem for several cases (actually all cases of the “Link to”) not just the my mentioned use case above. 

 

Thanks in advance! 

Best,
Christoph

zoomed out the button covers a lot of the image

 

zoomed in the button is – in relation – small and ok

 

Yeah, I see the benefit of this, especially with smaller widgets.

Yes or have the ability to resize and move the “link to” arrow. 

I just wish the “export to image” functionality didn’t export the arrows with it! I love using Miro to do demonstrations/talks, but I also need the diagrams in a design doc. The giant blue arrows make the exported image borderline unusable.

yes, please ! :) 

yes, the arrow often messes a lot with the otherwise beautiful design.

Hi everyone, 

Thanks so much for sharing your feedback and insights on this feature. We appreciate it. 

Our team is reviewing this, and it is open for votes and comments. For those coming across this idea, if you feel this would be helpful for your business, please be sure to vote for it and leave a comment about your use case to help our team scope this request.

I assume the ask is to not have huge link arrow, but still be able to have accessible links. Therefore, there is another wish list post to make the entire object a clickable hyperlink:

https://community.miro.com/ideas/option-to-make-an-entire-object-a-clickable-hyperlink-1972

Hi Team,

This might not be the perfect solution, but I’ve found a workaround for this specific issue.

1. If you want to make an entire object a clickable hyperlink (e.g., making a box labeled "Google" clickable to navigate to a destination box like "Overview"), here’s how you can do it:

  1. Copy the link from the "Overview" box.
  2. Paste it as a hyperlink into the "Google" box.

Once this is done, clicking on "Google" will display the hyperlink. Clicking the hyperlink will then take you to the desired destination.

 

  1. If you'd like to make the entire box clickable and have the hyperlink appear, here's a simple workaround:
  1. Create a text box and type "Google" (or your desired text).
  2. Group the text box with a shape (e.g., a rectangle) to make it look like a single object.
  3. Add the hyperlink to the grouped object.

Now, when you click anywhere on the box, the hyperlink will appear, and clicking it will take you to the desired destination.

The only drawback is that two clicks are required to complete the action.

Let me know if this helps!

Best regards,
Snehassree M

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