Is there a "target=_blank" alternative in css? [closed] - html

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Is there a target=_blank alternative in CSS?
i want target="_blank" using CSS.. if it possible please help me....

This is not a css property, so you won't find a css equivalent.
It's a behavioral attribute, similar to click
You can target these elements and select them using java script though and apply whatever style you need.

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I know it is not a good practice, but when somebody bans tags in html you have to find a solution.
So, is there a way to include in html via css the
<script>
tag? Maybe with :after and content:"" ?
Thanks!
No, you can't do that. CSS is for styling, your best bet is Javascript.

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Was browing some wordpress themes and stumbled upon this one.
http://www.pixarwpthemes.com/wordpress/reborn/
It seems the mainslider images are fixed and the background moves over them but I can't seem to find exactly how it's done in the code.
Can anybody help me out with this?
This site uses supersized.js jquery plugin for horizontal sliding images at the background.A plugin that is very easy to implement, check out the documentation and demo files.
And uses stellar.js for the vertical movement.

Create vertically responsive header [closed]

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This guy has a header image that automatically fits vertically to whatever dimensions are above the fold in your particular browser when you first view his site.
How does he do this? An example (Fiddle) would be great, if possible.
Is this possible with just HTML and CSS?
This is my site, and I used the script from here: http://srobbin.com/jquery-plugins/backstretch/

add closing / with <img> , using regex [closed]

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I'm asp programmer. I need to change all sites for web accessibility .
I want change <img> tag
example
<img~~~> to <img~~~/>
How to add /> using regex?
At first, the slash before the > is not "more accessible" but xhtml strict compliant.
I'm not an asp expert, but you can try this kind of thing:
String newText = Regex.Replace(inputString, #"(<img[^>]+)(?<!/)(?=>)", "\1/");

Is HTML allowed in objects description? [closed]

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Is it possible to use HTML tags in objects description, like links? I am trying to post a link on the wall with my app but it skips HTML stuff.
With regard to your question - no. You can't use HTML tags at all when posting data to Facebook.