How to have link to url field open link in new window?
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Last Post: March 10, 2010 (RSS)
By weblinks - March 10, 2010
Using CMS BUILDER... NOT new version and do not want to upgrade...
What code... and where do I place it... to have link in ad on page below open in NEW WINDOW???
I've tried using <target="blank"> NO LUCK... Please view page...http://www.linkvermont.com/weddings.php and click on "Website" link in The Old Tavern At Grafton ad.
Regards,
Bob
What code... and where do I place it... to have link in ad on page below open in NEW WINDOW???
I've tried using <target="blank"> NO LUCK... Please view page...http://www.linkvermont.com/weddings.php and click on "Website" link in The Old Tavern At Grafton ad.
Regards,
Bob
Re: [weblinks] How to have link to url field open link in new window?
By kkegans - March 10, 2010
What you are looking for is :
[font "Courier New"]<a href="document.html" target="_blank">external link</a>[/#000000]
[font "Courier New"]Note the underscore in the target "_blank".[/#000000]
[font "Courier New"]This method us depreciated in the HTML 4.0 specification, but for all intents is still usable today.[/#000000]
The HTML 4.0 specification took away the target[/#990000] attribute, but it added another attribute: rel[/#990000]. This attribute is intended to specify the relationship between the document that contains the link, and the target of the link.Using the standards compliant method requires the use of Javasript to actually open the new window.
[font "Courier New"]<a href="document.html" target="_blank">external link</a>[/#000000]
[font "Courier New"]Note the underscore in the target "_blank".[/#000000]
[font "Courier New"]This method us depreciated in the HTML 4.0 specification, but for all intents is still usable today.[/#000000]
The HTML 4.0 specification took away the target[/#990000] attribute, but it added another attribute: rel[/#990000]. This attribute is intended to specify the relationship between the document that contains the link, and the target of the link.Using the standards compliant method requires the use of Javasript to actually open the new window.
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Thanks,
Kurt
Thanks,
Kurt