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Open link in new window
Thu, 02/11/2010 - 10:20am
Just what the title says. It's a personal thing I guess. I'm just more accustomed to having links within a message open in new windows... or tabs depending on the browser.
kewl.
Thu, 02/11/2010 - 12:30pm
#2
Apparently not?
I know what
Apparently not?
I know what you're thinking of, and believe you're referring to when you're clicking a clink outside of a browser, like in an email, or a document of some sort. instead of pasting itself over your current window, it opens a new window... or tab. Within the browser when the web page calls for a new window, you can choose to have it open in a new tab instead, and then decide if you want to immediately switch focus to the new tab. But i believe the call for a new window, or same window is part of the html, target' code.
Fri, 02/12/2010 - 4:30pm
#3
[nocode] The link
<a href='somepage.htm' target='_blank' rel=nofollow>The link</a>
If you leave out the target attribute's value, it defaults to _self, which replaces the current window with the one you're getting.
In Drupal it's a global setting
Sat, 02/13/2010 - 5:47pm
#4
installed drupal module
installed drupal module enabling control of this. all external links now have a symbol showing you it will open in new window (or tab) as your browser settings dictate.....
isn't that already controlled by browser settings?
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