L
Lawrence Beyer
Here is a tip I saw:
"When users click on a hyperlink, a new Web page
loads into the browser window and replaces the
current page. But there is a way to make new pages
open in new windows, which is useful when you
don't want people to leave your site right away by
clicking any hyperlink.
To make a link open a page in a new browser
window, simply add this little bit of code in your
html between the <head> and </head> tags:
<BASEtarget="_blank">
The target="_blank" addition to the link tells the
browser to open a page in a new browser window."
Because I am an html dummy, I don't want to
experiment and screw things up. I couldn't find any
reference to this in my Frontpage books. Will
someone please show a before and after example?
"When users click on a hyperlink, a new Web page
loads into the browser window and replaces the
current page. But there is a way to make new pages
open in new windows, which is useful when you
don't want people to leave your site right away by
clicking any hyperlink.
To make a link open a page in a new browser
window, simply add this little bit of code in your
html between the <head> and </head> tags:
<BASEtarget="_blank">
The target="_blank" addition to the link tells the
browser to open a page in a new browser window."
Because I am an html dummy, I don't want to
experiment and screw things up. I couldn't find any
reference to this in my Frontpage books. Will
someone please show a before and after example?