How change the property TARGET of tag A (LINK) using CSS? 
Please somebody send me an example!
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Please somebody send me an example!
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How change the property TARGET of tag A (LINK) using CSS?
You simply can't. You'll have to use JavaScript for that, as is is the Behavior and not the Style of the webpage.
If you like, I can give you a JavaScript example.
~ Gushe
If you like, I can give you a JavaScript example.
~ Gushe
Yes,Please give me an example in Javascript!
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Well, to make it more easy you should add an 'ID' property to your anchor element.
Let's say this is the anchor:
Than you should add the following piece of JavaScript to your header.
Or shorter:
Please note I'm still a noobie in JavaScript, so this might not be the best way do do this.
Cheerios,
~ GuShe
Let's say this is the anchor:
| Code: |
| <a id="Anchor1" class="link" href="www.frihost.org"> Go to Frihost!</a> |
Than you should add the following piece of JavaScript to your header.
| Code: |
| <script type="text/javascript">
var AnchorHandle = document.GetElementById('Anchor1'); AnchorHandle.onclick = AnchorHandle.href="www.frihost.com"; </script> |
Or shorter:
| Code: |
| <script type="text/javascript">
document.GetElementById('Anchor1').onclick = document.GetElementById('Anchor1').href="www.frihost.com"; </script> |
Please note I'm still a noobie in JavaScript, so this might not be the best way do do this.
Cheerios,
~ GuShe
This example creates a ID of links that open one same address, yes, it's great but what I want the same example changing the property TARGET for _BLANK because I need this for end my site !
When this finished I will put here.
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When this finished I will put here.
Now I appreciate!Thank you very much!God bless you@
| Gushe wrote: | ||||||
| Well, to make it more easy you should add an 'ID' property to your anchor element.
Let's say this is the anchor:
Than you should add the following piece of JavaScript to your header.
Or shorter:
Please note I'm still a noobie in JavaScript, so this might not be the best way do do this.
Cheerios, ~ GuShe |
You didn't anwer the question. maya asked for changing the 'target' property of a link , not the 'href' property.
Let's not go pixelhugging. Change the 'href' into 'target' and you're done.
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<html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function chg() { var anchor = document.getElementById("Anchor1"); anchor.target = "my_win"; } </script> </head> <body onload="chg()"> <a id="Anchor1" href="http://www.mysite.com">My site</a> </body> </html> |
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