Will someone PLEASE tell me how to do this!!!!

[Pissed_Macman]

quote:Originally posted by zoolooo:


If the URL stays the same you're using frames.  To change the URL don't target the link to open in a frame... I think so anyway.

I just used the normal <a href=URL>BLAH BLAH BLAH</a> thing. Is there a difference?  :confused:

[flap]

It's because you're in the .tk people's frame. Just use target="_top" in your links and the link will open in the current window rather than in the current *frame* of the current window.

[Pissed_Macman]

Ah, thanks.

[SAJChurchey]

target="_blank" has always been the prefered method, and I would stick with that.

XHTML is gr8 b/c it's easy to format via CSS, and a whole lot cleaner than unstandard tags that wind up in web pages.

I never trust "Wussy"-wig editors to produce efficient code.  I still use Notepad (Quanta prefferably while in Linux, which is most of the time).

Hand coding is the only way to go.  Thank god for text editors.

[solo]

About the _new, _blank, and new-window etc. I believe what should happen if you use anything except for _blank is that when another link has target="new-window" it will open up in the same window as the other new link target.