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<a href="http://www.google.com" target="_blank">Google</a>
target="_blank"
Opens the linked page in a new window.
target="_self"
Opens the linked page in the same window. This is the default for ordinary pages and doesn't need to be specified. It has a use when working with frames.
target="_parent"
Opens the linked page in the parent frame in a frames page.
target="_top"
Opens the linked page in a full (i.e. top level) window when used in frames pages. This one is useful for letting a linked page 'break out' of a frame.
Opens the linked page in a new window.
target="_self"
Opens the linked page in the same window. This is the default for ordinary pages and doesn't need to be specified. It has a use when working with frames.
target="_parent"
Opens the linked page in the parent frame in a frames page.
target="_top"
Opens the linked page in a full (i.e. top level) window when used in frames pages. This one is useful for letting a linked page 'break out' of a frame.
Google man :icon14:
So easy honushi can do it.
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http://www.fontstuff.com/frontpage/fptut05.htmThe HavoX wrote:target="_blank"
Opens the linked page in a new window.
target="_self"
Opens the linked page in the same window. This is the default for ordinary pages and doesn't need to be specified. It has a use when working with frames.
target="_parent"
Opens the linked page in the parent frame in a frames page.
target="_top"
Opens the linked page in a full (i.e. top level) window when used in frames pages. This one is useful for letting a linked page 'break out' of a frame.
So easy honushi can do it.


Last edited by Bdw3 on Wed Mar 30, 2005 3:35 am, edited 1 time in total.