In accordance with my previous answers, the url property is designed to hold an url, nothing else. The url property value can be used for a number of things where an url is needed. Therefore, when implementing your customer solution you should set up properties for all the things you need. If you want to use a target with an url for instance, you should set up another property to handle this. We might include properties in the future that can hold several values, and one useful end could be a link property that holds url, target, etc. But we do not have them today. However, we'll look into it. In the meantime you'll have to use multiple properties. Best regards, Sarah Larsson