I am trying to make a hyperlink to a specific part of another page, but it wont do anything. Here is how I have it set:
ENG
and on the "eng" page I have
<section class="about" id="about">
But when clicking on link, nothing happens.... If i use middle mouse to open link in new tab (or right click-open in new tab or new window) it will do exactly what I want it to do in my currently open tab, not in new one.
Try ENG
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So I already know how to open a link into a new tab by using the target=_blank.
My question is how do you open a second link onto that same tab instead of opening another new tab making three instead of two tabs?
Example:
<a href="allProducts.html" target=_blank>Products</a>
When clicked, should open a new tab.
<a href="allArtists.html" target=_blank>Artists</a>
When this is clicked, should open onto the previous new tab and not open another new tab.
So you should have the initial page, then click on allProducts to get that page on a new tab, and then click allArtists to open onto the allProducts tab to replace it instead of opening a third tab.
You can give the <a>s a common target attribute, one other than _blank, for example:
Products
Artists
Cannot embed due to stack snippet sandboxing, but you can see it in action here:
https://jsfiddle.net/kbqp6dwa/
Back in the day, I could make a link with a target like this:
<a href="https://example.com/something" target="frameName" />
If a frame named frameName didn't exist on the page, the link would open in a new window/tab. That still works today. Now, add a second link:
<a href="https://example.com/somethingElse" target="frameName" />
If I click the first link, it opens in a new tab/window. If I then click the second link, I would expect it to open in that same tab/window that was opened for the first link. However, this isn't happening. Instead, the second link opens up in its own new tab/window.
Has this behavior changed? How can I get the old behavior back?
I am new to google extension..
What I want to do in my extension is to display an icon at somewhere in page (Not in the address part nor toolbar but in the left center of the page).
When user clicks on the icon, the new window should open with specific url.
I have already created to do the same by placing icon in toolbar and it works fine.. But I want to display the icon to left-center of the page..
then I tried to display an icon to left center of page by adding element to document.body.. That help me to display the icon but not able to call the browser action or to create new tab on it..
Any suggestion??
Thanks,
Mahesh
I'm just making the comment an answer...
Using target="_blank" on the anchor tag worked for me
<img src="icon.png" />
I have the following link on my page. The link points to an internal address.
Add XYZ and do ABC
When I click on the link, nothing happens. The browser shows a loading icon, but stays on the current page. If I right click on the link and say open in new tab, the link open perfectly in the new tab. What is the reason for this? How do I go about debugging this?
You need to set the target of the hyperlink element
Add XYZ and do ABC
Another example (which if copied directly into a HTML file will work)
Goto Google
I have a link on my web page. When I click it I open a new window and show content in that window.
I would like to be able, in a second time, to click again in that link and, instead of opening a new browser window/tab, to get the previous instance and put content on it.
Is it possible in some way?
Thanks in advance, greetings.
In HTML you do this by specifying a named target:
Link 2
Link 3
Link 4
All will open in the same window.
Note: If the user has their preferences set to open new windows in tabs, these will all reference the same tab (vs. window)