Here is a good site with tutorials. I have used it quite a bit.

http://www.w3schools.com/

shougan wrote:

Code: <a href="" target="_blank"> </a>

The only problem with using the target attribute is that it is not valid in the "Strict" document type HTML/XHTML.

So if you are interested in writing pages that conform to HTML 4.01 Strict, XHTML 1.0 Strict or XHTML 1.1 you will not [legally] be able to use the target attribute.

Since I try to use the Strict DTD's whenever I can I have found a few methods to get around the target attribute. One of them is extremely complex and I haven't used. It is only applicable to XHTML and involves extending the DTD to include a target attribute. It is a lot of work, but would technically be the "proper" way to achieve target like functionality (without JavaScript).

The second method is the easier method and involves a little bit of JavaScript. If the browser does not support JavaScript, then the link will open in the same window, so nothing is actually lost on old clients.

Lets say we want to create a link to slashdot.org . We want it to open in a new window. Lastly, we want it to conform to the Strict DTD's. The following code would accomplish our task.

Code:

<a href="http://www.slashdot.org" onclick="window.open(this.href); return false;">slashdot.org</a>

There you have it.

-Weaver

thank you weaver

imnuts wrote:

I want to know if there is an html command that will open links in a new window when they are clicked. i think there is i just don't know what it is. if it can't be done with html, then what would i need to use to get the new window upon being clicked.

It's quite simple, the code for a simple URL is:

Code:

<a href="http://www.pronetworks.org">Open me in the same window!</a>

This takes the browser to www.pronetworks.org in the same window it is clicked in.

By adding the target="_blank" section to the hyperlink code will enabled it to open in a new window.

In case your still in doubt, the link to open www.pronetworks.org in a new window would be:

Code:

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.pronetworks.org">Open me in a new window!</a>

Hope this helps,

Kind Regards,

Neox.

LOL thnx for informing me Weaver...LOL Gues my websites need to be up to ur lvl..LOL thnx again man...

to proctect images, well it cant relley be done, there are codes that dis allow right clicking. but even then the images can still be aquired by goint to file>save as and that will save all links attached to that page, the only alternative that i have found is to put your image onto flash and make a swf, that way it connot be accuired

I dont understand why you wouldnt want anything copied or saved? Remember anything transmited,anything recieved. Its not fair to try to stop the main part of a computer. How did you get your personal image? well enough of the scolding. You could write it into your program with a time out.