Hi, you can do it only with extra code as I did in this template of mine for the first 4 text objects you see on the home page (they are the one with an orange, blue, green background etc.) and then for the next 8 text objects that you see under the yellow background: "Generate más ventas with Email Marketing".

EXAMPLE HERE:
http://test70.altervista.org/multired03/index.html

You can try to select the text inside those boxes and you will notice that they are not photos but text objects.

The code can be found in the source page with "View page source" (Ctrl + U) of Chrome or another browser, it is all visible and starts from line 50 up to line 76 (you have to enclose the code between the tags <style> and </ style>) but you must identify the IDs of the text objects inserted by you in your project and replace them with those present in my code (example: where in my code you read # imCell_3 in your project that text object could have as ID, by way of example, # imCell_1 or # imCell_2 or #imCell_xx etc. etc.)

Hi. This is all clear, but the idea of ​​the constructor is different - in simplicity, that's why I wrote the proposal

Hello. Yes, if this feature is implemented in the software it would be the best solution. But if you want to wait for Incomedia you run the risk of seeing this innovation introduced in the software in about ten years, if you are lucky.

Regards

In addition, your specific option is easy to make from two or three objects lined up vertically - an image and two Hover buttons

Yes, you can recreate the same effect as mine with multiple vertically aligned objects but you spend a lot more time managing them later on arranging them correctly at all resolutions.
In the Text Objects used by me you could insert only text and delete the images: the text would be clickable as a link in each point.
I fully support your request, the problem is that Incomedia takes really too long to do something like this.

"more time" = 1 minutes :)

But in the example you described (multiple objects arranged vertically), however all the text contained in the text object would not be clickable :-)

I wanted to give you a quick and immediate solution with its detailed description on how to do it in order to click anywhere in the text object that becomes all linkable. This in the expectation and in the hope that Incomedia will take charge of your idea (an idea that, I repeat, with which I also agree but which I see difficult to implement knowing the biblical times of Incomedia) :-)

Ciao