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I'm trying to add an external link symbol (from https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/294990/163482) to href but for some reason the spacing after the symbol is wrong when I redefine the href command. What would the right way to do it (and what would be the right amount of space)?



documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz,hyperref
newcommandExternalLink%
tikz[x=1.2ex, y=1.2ex, baseline=-0.5ex, scale=0.75]%
beginscope[x=1ex, y=1ex]
clip (-0.1,-0.1)
--++ (-0, 1.2)
--++ (0.6, 0)
--++ (0, -0.6)
--++ (0.6, 0)
--++ (0, -1);
path[draw=black, line width = 0.5,
rounded corners=0.5] (0,0) rectangle (1,1);
endscope
path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.5, 0.5) -- (1, 1);
path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.6, 1) -- (1, 1) -- (1, 0.6);



letorighrefhref
renewcommandhref[2]orighref#1#2$,$ExternalLink

begindocument
noindent
Some text hrefhttp://google.comlink some more text.\
Some text orighrefhttp://google.comlink$,$ExternalLink some more text.
enddocument


enter image description here










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    I'm trying to add an external link symbol (from https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/294990/163482) to href but for some reason the spacing after the symbol is wrong when I redefine the href command. What would the right way to do it (and what would be the right amount of space)?



    documentclassarticle
    usepackagetikz,hyperref
    newcommandExternalLink%
    tikz[x=1.2ex, y=1.2ex, baseline=-0.5ex, scale=0.75]%
    beginscope[x=1ex, y=1ex]
    clip (-0.1,-0.1)
    --++ (-0, 1.2)
    --++ (0.6, 0)
    --++ (0, -0.6)
    --++ (0.6, 0)
    --++ (0, -1);
    path[draw=black, line width = 0.5,
    rounded corners=0.5] (0,0) rectangle (1,1);
    endscope
    path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.5, 0.5) -- (1, 1);
    path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.6, 1) -- (1, 1) -- (1, 0.6);



    letorighrefhref
    renewcommandhref[2]orighref#1#2$,$ExternalLink

    begindocument
    noindent
    Some text hrefhttp://google.comlink some more text.\
    Some text orighrefhttp://google.comlink$,$ExternalLink some more text.
    enddocument


    enter image description here










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      I'm trying to add an external link symbol (from https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/294990/163482) to href but for some reason the spacing after the symbol is wrong when I redefine the href command. What would the right way to do it (and what would be the right amount of space)?



      documentclassarticle
      usepackagetikz,hyperref
      newcommandExternalLink%
      tikz[x=1.2ex, y=1.2ex, baseline=-0.5ex, scale=0.75]%
      beginscope[x=1ex, y=1ex]
      clip (-0.1,-0.1)
      --++ (-0, 1.2)
      --++ (0.6, 0)
      --++ (0, -0.6)
      --++ (0.6, 0)
      --++ (0, -1);
      path[draw=black, line width = 0.5,
      rounded corners=0.5] (0,0) rectangle (1,1);
      endscope
      path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.5, 0.5) -- (1, 1);
      path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.6, 1) -- (1, 1) -- (1, 0.6);



      letorighrefhref
      renewcommandhref[2]orighref#1#2$,$ExternalLink

      begindocument
      noindent
      Some text hrefhttp://google.comlink some more text.\
      Some text orighrefhttp://google.comlink$,$ExternalLink some more text.
      enddocument


      enter image description here










      share|improve this question














      I'm trying to add an external link symbol (from https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/294990/163482) to href but for some reason the spacing after the symbol is wrong when I redefine the href command. What would the right way to do it (and what would be the right amount of space)?



      documentclassarticle
      usepackagetikz,hyperref
      newcommandExternalLink%
      tikz[x=1.2ex, y=1.2ex, baseline=-0.5ex, scale=0.75]%
      beginscope[x=1ex, y=1ex]
      clip (-0.1,-0.1)
      --++ (-0, 1.2)
      --++ (0.6, 0)
      --++ (0, -0.6)
      --++ (0.6, 0)
      --++ (0, -1);
      path[draw=black, line width = 0.5,
      rounded corners=0.5] (0,0) rectangle (1,1);
      endscope
      path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.5, 0.5) -- (1, 1);
      path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.6, 1) -- (1, 1) -- (1, 0.6);



      letorighrefhref
      renewcommandhref[2]orighref#1#2$,$ExternalLink

      begindocument
      noindent
      Some text hrefhttp://google.comlink some more text.\
      Some text orighrefhttp://google.comlink$,$ExternalLink some more text.
      enddocument


      enter image description here







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          When you write:



          Some text orighrefhttp://google.comlink$,$ExternalLink some more text.


          the space after ExternalLink is ignored by TeX, because ExternalLink is a control sequence whose name ends with a letter. On the contrary, with:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlink some more text.


          there is a space token after link, and it is not ignored. It contributes an interword space to the horizontal list under construction. That is why you see a larger space in the first case of your example (second case here). In order to get rid of this additional space, you can either write:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlinksome more text.


          or use ignorespaces in your redefinition of href so as to ignore spaces following in the input (ignorespaces expands tokens from the input stream until it finds an unexpandable token that is not a 〈space token〉, according to the TeX grammar):



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2$,$ExternalLinkignorespaces


          But actually, you don't want to use any of these suggestions. This is because in your ExternalLink command, there is a most probably unwanted space:



          newcommandExternalLink%

          ...

          path[draw=black, ...] ... ;
          % <------- here, remove the space
          }


          So, your ExternalLink command unconditionally adds this space after the icon. I believe this is unwanted when the hyperlink is followed by a comma or a period, for instance. Therefore I'd remove this space; then you don't need ignorespaces anymore.



          Also note that you don't need to be in math mode in order to use ,; it produces a thinspace when used outside of math mode. So, you can do something like:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          Other suggestion: you may want to include the icon inside the clickable link:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          I used renewcommand* because the arguments of href most probably shouldn't contain par tokens; this makes finding errors easier.



          Note: there won't be a line break at the ,, because this macro expands to thinspace in non-math mode, which itself expands to a kern, and there can be a break at a kern only if it's immediately followed by glue—which isn't the case here, as ExternalLink starts with a box: the TikZ picture.



          Final remark: your links are going to make TeX work hard on the TikZ picture every time you use this redefined href (i.e., for every hyperlink). Since the icon is always the same, there is a way to save on compilation time: save the picture once inside a box, then use the box whenever you need it. That is very cheap on computing resources. All in all, here is my suggestion (I added a picture with a caption because of our discussion in the comments—the usebox command doesn't need to be protected, as the example shows):



          documentclassarticle
          usepackagetikz
          usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref % 'hidelinks' removes the border around links

          newsaveboxExternalLinkIcon

          beginlrboxExternalLinkIcon
          begintikzpicture[x=1.2ex, y=1.2ex, baseline=-0.5ex, scale=0.75]
          beginscope[x=1ex, y=1ex]
          clip (-0.1,-0.1)
          --++ (-0, 1.2)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -0.6)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5,
          rounded corners=0.5] (0,0) rectangle (1,1);
          endscope
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.5, 0.5) -- (1, 1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.6, 1) -- (1, 1) -- (1, 0.6);
          endtikzpicture% <--- important!
          endlrbox

          letorighrefhref

          renewcommand*href[2]%
          orighref#1#2,useboxExternalLinkIcon%


          begindocument

          noindent
          Some text hrefhttp://example.comlink some more text. Spacing is also fine
          before a hrefhttp://example.comcomma, as you can see. Periods are fine
          too, of course---we don't have to do anything special.

          beginfigure[htbp]
          centering
          This is the figure contents.
          captionA caption containing a hrefhttp://example.comhyperlink
          endfigure

          enddocument


          Screenshot






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          • Thanks, works nicely but I just realized the tikz part was not working inside a caption. It needs a DeclareRobustCommandExternaLink...

            – Nicolas Rougier
            7 hours ago






          • 1





            This is probably due to the fact that a caption is subject to protected@write for the list of figures or list of tables, and protected@write tries to expand everything that is neither protected nor preceded by protect. You can use newrobustcmd* from the etoolbox package, that is slightly better.

            – frougon
            7 hours ago











          • There was a spurious space at the end of your ExternalLink command. This changes everything! Please reread my answer...

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            5 hours ago













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          When you write:



          Some text orighrefhttp://google.comlink$,$ExternalLink some more text.


          the space after ExternalLink is ignored by TeX, because ExternalLink is a control sequence whose name ends with a letter. On the contrary, with:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlink some more text.


          there is a space token after link, and it is not ignored. It contributes an interword space to the horizontal list under construction. That is why you see a larger space in the first case of your example (second case here). In order to get rid of this additional space, you can either write:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlinksome more text.


          or use ignorespaces in your redefinition of href so as to ignore spaces following in the input (ignorespaces expands tokens from the input stream until it finds an unexpandable token that is not a 〈space token〉, according to the TeX grammar):



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2$,$ExternalLinkignorespaces


          But actually, you don't want to use any of these suggestions. This is because in your ExternalLink command, there is a most probably unwanted space:



          newcommandExternalLink%

          ...

          path[draw=black, ...] ... ;
          % <------- here, remove the space
          }


          So, your ExternalLink command unconditionally adds this space after the icon. I believe this is unwanted when the hyperlink is followed by a comma or a period, for instance. Therefore I'd remove this space; then you don't need ignorespaces anymore.



          Also note that you don't need to be in math mode in order to use ,; it produces a thinspace when used outside of math mode. So, you can do something like:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          Other suggestion: you may want to include the icon inside the clickable link:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          I used renewcommand* because the arguments of href most probably shouldn't contain par tokens; this makes finding errors easier.



          Note: there won't be a line break at the ,, because this macro expands to thinspace in non-math mode, which itself expands to a kern, and there can be a break at a kern only if it's immediately followed by glue—which isn't the case here, as ExternalLink starts with a box: the TikZ picture.



          Final remark: your links are going to make TeX work hard on the TikZ picture every time you use this redefined href (i.e., for every hyperlink). Since the icon is always the same, there is a way to save on compilation time: save the picture once inside a box, then use the box whenever you need it. That is very cheap on computing resources. All in all, here is my suggestion (I added a picture with a caption because of our discussion in the comments—the usebox command doesn't need to be protected, as the example shows):



          documentclassarticle
          usepackagetikz
          usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref % 'hidelinks' removes the border around links

          newsaveboxExternalLinkIcon

          beginlrboxExternalLinkIcon
          begintikzpicture[x=1.2ex, y=1.2ex, baseline=-0.5ex, scale=0.75]
          beginscope[x=1ex, y=1ex]
          clip (-0.1,-0.1)
          --++ (-0, 1.2)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -0.6)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5,
          rounded corners=0.5] (0,0) rectangle (1,1);
          endscope
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.5, 0.5) -- (1, 1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.6, 1) -- (1, 1) -- (1, 0.6);
          endtikzpicture% <--- important!
          endlrbox

          letorighrefhref

          renewcommand*href[2]%
          orighref#1#2,useboxExternalLinkIcon%


          begindocument

          noindent
          Some text hrefhttp://example.comlink some more text. Spacing is also fine
          before a hrefhttp://example.comcomma, as you can see. Periods are fine
          too, of course---we don't have to do anything special.

          beginfigure[htbp]
          centering
          This is the figure contents.
          captionA caption containing a hrefhttp://example.comhyperlink
          endfigure

          enddocument


          Screenshot






          share|improve this answer



























          • Thanks, works nicely but I just realized the tikz part was not working inside a caption. It needs a DeclareRobustCommandExternaLink...

            – Nicolas Rougier
            7 hours ago






          • 1





            This is probably due to the fact that a caption is subject to protected@write for the list of figures or list of tables, and protected@write tries to expand everything that is neither protected nor preceded by protect. You can use newrobustcmd* from the etoolbox package, that is slightly better.

            – frougon
            7 hours ago











          • There was a spurious space at the end of your ExternalLink command. This changes everything! Please reread my answer...

            – frougon
            5 hours ago















          5














          When you write:



          Some text orighrefhttp://google.comlink$,$ExternalLink some more text.


          the space after ExternalLink is ignored by TeX, because ExternalLink is a control sequence whose name ends with a letter. On the contrary, with:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlink some more text.


          there is a space token after link, and it is not ignored. It contributes an interword space to the horizontal list under construction. That is why you see a larger space in the first case of your example (second case here). In order to get rid of this additional space, you can either write:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlinksome more text.


          or use ignorespaces in your redefinition of href so as to ignore spaces following in the input (ignorespaces expands tokens from the input stream until it finds an unexpandable token that is not a 〈space token〉, according to the TeX grammar):



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2$,$ExternalLinkignorespaces


          But actually, you don't want to use any of these suggestions. This is because in your ExternalLink command, there is a most probably unwanted space:



          newcommandExternalLink%

          ...

          path[draw=black, ...] ... ;
          % <------- here, remove the space
          }


          So, your ExternalLink command unconditionally adds this space after the icon. I believe this is unwanted when the hyperlink is followed by a comma or a period, for instance. Therefore I'd remove this space; then you don't need ignorespaces anymore.



          Also note that you don't need to be in math mode in order to use ,; it produces a thinspace when used outside of math mode. So, you can do something like:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          Other suggestion: you may want to include the icon inside the clickable link:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          I used renewcommand* because the arguments of href most probably shouldn't contain par tokens; this makes finding errors easier.



          Note: there won't be a line break at the ,, because this macro expands to thinspace in non-math mode, which itself expands to a kern, and there can be a break at a kern only if it's immediately followed by glue—which isn't the case here, as ExternalLink starts with a box: the TikZ picture.



          Final remark: your links are going to make TeX work hard on the TikZ picture every time you use this redefined href (i.e., for every hyperlink). Since the icon is always the same, there is a way to save on compilation time: save the picture once inside a box, then use the box whenever you need it. That is very cheap on computing resources. All in all, here is my suggestion (I added a picture with a caption because of our discussion in the comments—the usebox command doesn't need to be protected, as the example shows):



          documentclassarticle
          usepackagetikz
          usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref % 'hidelinks' removes the border around links

          newsaveboxExternalLinkIcon

          beginlrboxExternalLinkIcon
          begintikzpicture[x=1.2ex, y=1.2ex, baseline=-0.5ex, scale=0.75]
          beginscope[x=1ex, y=1ex]
          clip (-0.1,-0.1)
          --++ (-0, 1.2)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -0.6)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5,
          rounded corners=0.5] (0,0) rectangle (1,1);
          endscope
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.5, 0.5) -- (1, 1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.6, 1) -- (1, 1) -- (1, 0.6);
          endtikzpicture% <--- important!
          endlrbox

          letorighrefhref

          renewcommand*href[2]%
          orighref#1#2,useboxExternalLinkIcon%


          begindocument

          noindent
          Some text hrefhttp://example.comlink some more text. Spacing is also fine
          before a hrefhttp://example.comcomma, as you can see. Periods are fine
          too, of course---we don't have to do anything special.

          beginfigure[htbp]
          centering
          This is the figure contents.
          captionA caption containing a hrefhttp://example.comhyperlink
          endfigure

          enddocument


          Screenshot






          share|improve this answer



























          • Thanks, works nicely but I just realized the tikz part was not working inside a caption. It needs a DeclareRobustCommandExternaLink...

            – Nicolas Rougier
            7 hours ago






          • 1





            This is probably due to the fact that a caption is subject to protected@write for the list of figures or list of tables, and protected@write tries to expand everything that is neither protected nor preceded by protect. You can use newrobustcmd* from the etoolbox package, that is slightly better.

            – frougon
            7 hours ago











          • There was a spurious space at the end of your ExternalLink command. This changes everything! Please reread my answer...

            – frougon
            5 hours ago













          5












          5








          5







          When you write:



          Some text orighrefhttp://google.comlink$,$ExternalLink some more text.


          the space after ExternalLink is ignored by TeX, because ExternalLink is a control sequence whose name ends with a letter. On the contrary, with:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlink some more text.


          there is a space token after link, and it is not ignored. It contributes an interword space to the horizontal list under construction. That is why you see a larger space in the first case of your example (second case here). In order to get rid of this additional space, you can either write:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlinksome more text.


          or use ignorespaces in your redefinition of href so as to ignore spaces following in the input (ignorespaces expands tokens from the input stream until it finds an unexpandable token that is not a 〈space token〉, according to the TeX grammar):



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2$,$ExternalLinkignorespaces


          But actually, you don't want to use any of these suggestions. This is because in your ExternalLink command, there is a most probably unwanted space:



          newcommandExternalLink%

          ...

          path[draw=black, ...] ... ;
          % <------- here, remove the space
          }


          So, your ExternalLink command unconditionally adds this space after the icon. I believe this is unwanted when the hyperlink is followed by a comma or a period, for instance. Therefore I'd remove this space; then you don't need ignorespaces anymore.



          Also note that you don't need to be in math mode in order to use ,; it produces a thinspace when used outside of math mode. So, you can do something like:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          Other suggestion: you may want to include the icon inside the clickable link:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          I used renewcommand* because the arguments of href most probably shouldn't contain par tokens; this makes finding errors easier.



          Note: there won't be a line break at the ,, because this macro expands to thinspace in non-math mode, which itself expands to a kern, and there can be a break at a kern only if it's immediately followed by glue—which isn't the case here, as ExternalLink starts with a box: the TikZ picture.



          Final remark: your links are going to make TeX work hard on the TikZ picture every time you use this redefined href (i.e., for every hyperlink). Since the icon is always the same, there is a way to save on compilation time: save the picture once inside a box, then use the box whenever you need it. That is very cheap on computing resources. All in all, here is my suggestion (I added a picture with a caption because of our discussion in the comments—the usebox command doesn't need to be protected, as the example shows):



          documentclassarticle
          usepackagetikz
          usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref % 'hidelinks' removes the border around links

          newsaveboxExternalLinkIcon

          beginlrboxExternalLinkIcon
          begintikzpicture[x=1.2ex, y=1.2ex, baseline=-0.5ex, scale=0.75]
          beginscope[x=1ex, y=1ex]
          clip (-0.1,-0.1)
          --++ (-0, 1.2)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -0.6)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5,
          rounded corners=0.5] (0,0) rectangle (1,1);
          endscope
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.5, 0.5) -- (1, 1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.6, 1) -- (1, 1) -- (1, 0.6);
          endtikzpicture% <--- important!
          endlrbox

          letorighrefhref

          renewcommand*href[2]%
          orighref#1#2,useboxExternalLinkIcon%


          begindocument

          noindent
          Some text hrefhttp://example.comlink some more text. Spacing is also fine
          before a hrefhttp://example.comcomma, as you can see. Periods are fine
          too, of course---we don't have to do anything special.

          beginfigure[htbp]
          centering
          This is the figure contents.
          captionA caption containing a hrefhttp://example.comhyperlink
          endfigure

          enddocument


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          When you write:



          Some text orighrefhttp://google.comlink$,$ExternalLink some more text.


          the space after ExternalLink is ignored by TeX, because ExternalLink is a control sequence whose name ends with a letter. On the contrary, with:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlink some more text.


          there is a space token after link, and it is not ignored. It contributes an interword space to the horizontal list under construction. That is why you see a larger space in the first case of your example (second case here). In order to get rid of this additional space, you can either write:



          Some text hrefhttp://google.comlinksome more text.


          or use ignorespaces in your redefinition of href so as to ignore spaces following in the input (ignorespaces expands tokens from the input stream until it finds an unexpandable token that is not a 〈space token〉, according to the TeX grammar):



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2$,$ExternalLinkignorespaces


          But actually, you don't want to use any of these suggestions. This is because in your ExternalLink command, there is a most probably unwanted space:



          newcommandExternalLink%

          ...

          path[draw=black, ...] ... ;
          % <------- here, remove the space
          }


          So, your ExternalLink command unconditionally adds this space after the icon. I believe this is unwanted when the hyperlink is followed by a comma or a period, for instance. Therefore I'd remove this space; then you don't need ignorespaces anymore.



          Also note that you don't need to be in math mode in order to use ,; it produces a thinspace when used outside of math mode. So, you can do something like:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          Other suggestion: you may want to include the icon inside the clickable link:



          renewcommand*href[2]orighref#1#2,ExternalLink


          I used renewcommand* because the arguments of href most probably shouldn't contain par tokens; this makes finding errors easier.



          Note: there won't be a line break at the ,, because this macro expands to thinspace in non-math mode, which itself expands to a kern, and there can be a break at a kern only if it's immediately followed by glue—which isn't the case here, as ExternalLink starts with a box: the TikZ picture.



          Final remark: your links are going to make TeX work hard on the TikZ picture every time you use this redefined href (i.e., for every hyperlink). Since the icon is always the same, there is a way to save on compilation time: save the picture once inside a box, then use the box whenever you need it. That is very cheap on computing resources. All in all, here is my suggestion (I added a picture with a caption because of our discussion in the comments—the usebox command doesn't need to be protected, as the example shows):



          documentclassarticle
          usepackagetikz
          usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref % 'hidelinks' removes the border around links

          newsaveboxExternalLinkIcon

          beginlrboxExternalLinkIcon
          begintikzpicture[x=1.2ex, y=1.2ex, baseline=-0.5ex, scale=0.75]
          beginscope[x=1ex, y=1ex]
          clip (-0.1,-0.1)
          --++ (-0, 1.2)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -0.6)
          --++ (0.6, 0)
          --++ (0, -1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5,
          rounded corners=0.5] (0,0) rectangle (1,1);
          endscope
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.5, 0.5) -- (1, 1);
          path[draw=black, line width = 0.5] (0.6, 1) -- (1, 1) -- (1, 0.6);
          endtikzpicture% <--- important!
          endlrbox

          letorighrefhref

          renewcommand*href[2]%
          orighref#1#2,useboxExternalLinkIcon%


          begindocument

          noindent
          Some text hrefhttp://example.comlink some more text. Spacing is also fine
          before a hrefhttp://example.comcomma, as you can see. Periods are fine
          too, of course---we don't have to do anything special.

          beginfigure[htbp]
          centering
          This is the figure contents.
          captionA caption containing a hrefhttp://example.comhyperlink
          endfigure

          enddocument


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          • Thanks, works nicely but I just realized the tikz part was not working inside a caption. It needs a DeclareRobustCommandExternaLink...

            – Nicolas Rougier
            7 hours ago






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            This is probably due to the fact that a caption is subject to protected@write for the list of figures or list of tables, and protected@write tries to expand everything that is neither protected nor preceded by protect. You can use newrobustcmd* from the etoolbox package, that is slightly better.

            – frougon
            7 hours ago











          • There was a spurious space at the end of your ExternalLink command. This changes everything! Please reread my answer...

            – frougon
            5 hours ago

















          • Thanks, works nicely but I just realized the tikz part was not working inside a caption. It needs a DeclareRobustCommandExternaLink...

            – Nicolas Rougier
            7 hours ago






          • 1





            This is probably due to the fact that a caption is subject to protected@write for the list of figures or list of tables, and protected@write tries to expand everything that is neither protected nor preceded by protect. You can use newrobustcmd* from the etoolbox package, that is slightly better.

            – frougon
            7 hours ago











          • There was a spurious space at the end of your ExternalLink command. This changes everything! Please reread my answer...

            – frougon
            5 hours ago
















          Thanks, works nicely but I just realized the tikz part was not working inside a caption. It needs a DeclareRobustCommandExternaLink...

          – Nicolas Rougier
          7 hours ago





          Thanks, works nicely but I just realized the tikz part was not working inside a caption. It needs a DeclareRobustCommandExternaLink...

          – Nicolas Rougier
          7 hours ago




          1




          1





          This is probably due to the fact that a caption is subject to protected@write for the list of figures or list of tables, and protected@write tries to expand everything that is neither protected nor preceded by protect. You can use newrobustcmd* from the etoolbox package, that is slightly better.

          – frougon
          7 hours ago





          This is probably due to the fact that a caption is subject to protected@write for the list of figures or list of tables, and protected@write tries to expand everything that is neither protected nor preceded by protect. You can use newrobustcmd* from the etoolbox package, that is slightly better.

          – frougon
          7 hours ago













          There was a spurious space at the end of your ExternalLink command. This changes everything! Please reread my answer...

          – frougon
          5 hours ago





          There was a spurious space at the end of your ExternalLink command. This changes everything! Please reread my answer...

          – frougon
          5 hours ago

















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