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Well, after getting no replies to my previous CSS topic (I'm not bitter), I sorted it out with lots of messing about... But now I was wondering if there's any way to set a class (eg. a.external) that will open links of that class in a new window (target="_blank")...
Also, as I have a pretty large links page on my site, is there a way to make "_blank" the default for links on a specific page (either in HTML or CSS)???
Chars,
Sibs.
Also, as I have a pretty large links page on my site, is there a way to make "_blank" the default for links on a specific page (either in HTML or CSS)???
Chars,
Sibs.
Sibs wrote:
> ah, cheers to both of yous... shouldn't be too problematic, as most
> pages have predominantly internal links, but setting the default to
> _blank will be extremely handy for my links page, which is pretty
> massive... I won't have to remember to add the target when adding new
> links anymore. :-)
target="_blank" is depricated HTML. In basic form, it should be target="new", but again, this is being deprecated as the action of oopening a new window is being moved to JS and away from HTML.
Have a read through: [URL]http://www.sitepoint.com/article/standards-compliant-world[/URL]
> ah, cheers to both of yous... shouldn't be too problematic, as most
> pages have predominantly internal links, but setting the default to
> _blank will be extremely handy for my links page, which is pretty
> massive... I won't have to remember to add the target when adding new
> links anymore. :-)
target="_blank" is depricated HTML. In basic form, it should be target="new", but again, this is being deprecated as the action of oopening a new window is being moved to JS and away from HTML.
Have a read through: [URL]http://www.sitepoint.com/article/standards-compliant-world[/URL]
ah, cheers to both of yous... shouldn't be too problematic, as most pages have predominantly internal links, but setting the default to _blank will be extremely handy for my links page, which is pretty massive... I won't have to remember to add the target when adding new links anymore. :-)
As far as I know that isn't possible.
As you already know, CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet, you use your CSS for styling how your site looks.
HTML is the data side of things, so you'll just have to put your target="_blank"'s on links which you want.
As you already know, CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet, you use your CSS for styling how your site looks.
HTML is the data side of things, so you'll just have to put your target="_blank"'s on links which you want.
Stick this in your page in the section:
I'm not sure about a CSS method - Tyla would be a better person to answer that. I think I'm going to get Eric Meyer's (?) book on CSS and teach myself much much more.
I'm not sure about a CSS method - Tyla would be a better person to answer that. I think I'm going to get Eric Meyer's (?) book on CSS and teach myself much much more.
Well, after getting no replies to my previous CSS topic (I'm not bitter), I sorted it out with lots of messing about... But now I was wondering if there's any way to set a class (eg. a.external) that will open links of that class in a new window (target="_blank")...
Also, as I have a pretty large links page on my site, is there a way to make "_blank" the default for links on a specific page (either in HTML or CSS)???
Chars,
Sibs.
Also, as I have a pretty large links page on my site, is there a way to make "_blank" the default for links on a specific page (either in HTML or CSS)???
Chars,
Sibs.