Css open in new window. Open links in a new browser tab

We all understand that sometimes it is more convenient to open links in the current window, and sometimes in a new one. I personally adhere to a simple rule in most projects - if the link is internal (within the site), then by default it opens in the current window, and external links, leading somewhere to other sites, open new windows (tabs) by default.

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the target attribute is not specified or is specified as target="_self" , then the document opens in the current browser window, and if the link is assigned an attribute of the form target="_blank" , the document opens in a new window.

But then the question arises - how can a user differentiate between these 2 types of links without clicking on them or looking at the HTML code of the page?

The most logical thing is if the CSS design of the two types of links is different, here is an option in which links with target="_blank" are highlighted in bold:

A ( font-weight:expression((this.getAttribute("target") && this.getAttribute("target")=="_blank") ? "bold" : "normal"); ) a ( font-weight:bold ; )

Here, as often happens, we have to take into account separately Internet Explorer and other browsers, the first style indication is just for IE, and the second - for other browsers.

You can similarly experiment with some other CSS property, such as text-decoration underline:

A ( text-decoration:expression((this.getAttribute("target") && this.getAttribute("target")=="_blank") ? "underline" : "none"); ) a ( text-decoration:underline ; )

Depending on the hierarchy CSS properties, in a particular browser something may not work. Plus, I wouldn’t use underlining when by default all links are already underlined (or not underlined).

An alternative and cross-browser way is to try to separate external links from the rest by their addresses. Let's assume that external links are always specified as absolute(starting with the prefix http://), and internal ones are written as relative. Most often, this is what they do on normal sites. This works in IE too, by at least, from version 8.

A ( font-weight: bold /* Bold for absolute links */ )

But here we deviate from original problem and simply require that the URL begin with http:// , that is, we highlight in bold absolute URLs that are not necessarily external, and not all links that open in a new window.

IE 6 and 7 aside, you can make things simpler by using the before and after pseudo-elements, which allow you to specify what should appear before or after the elements they are appended to.

For example, through the style we can add a small picture after each link that opens in a new window.

However, it seems to me that it is more logical to simply change background design a link that opens in a new window - after all, adding any text or image before or after the link can disrupt the layout of the site. In order not to suffer, we will put yellowish background color all links open in a new window.

A ( background-color: #FFFF99; ) a ( background-color: expression((this.getAttribute("target") && this.getAttribute("target")=="_blank") ? "#FFFF99" : "transparent "); )

Problem Solution

By default, links open in the same window where they are located. So that any link opens in a new window, to the tag you should add a target attribute with the value _blank , as shown in example 1.

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Links

Please note that using the strict target attribute in HTML4 and XHTML is deprecated and code with it will not pass validation. In this case, in order to make a link to open in a new window and maintain the correctness of the code, HTML and CSS alone are not enough, so you will have to turn to scripts. First you need to somehow highlight the links that will open in a new window, for example, rel attribute with the value external . This attribute briefly describes the link or where it goes. Browsers do not accept this attribute, but it is not required since we will be checking all links through JavaScript (example 2). The same target is added to the necessary links. But since this is done programmatically, the validator will not notice the trick.

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Link in new window /* */

After you click on the desired button, you will see on the screen context menu. IN this menu you need to hover over the "Open in New" command tab" and the key responsible for clicking the left mouse button (or double-tapping the sensor). The link will open in a new one tab .

Opening a link in a new one tab using the mouse. Taking into account the actions of the previous step, it is easy to imagine what needs to be done to open the link in a new one tab. You also need to hover over the link and then click right click mouse on it. In the menu that opens, select “Open in New” tab» and click on it with the left mouse button. The site will open in a new tab, at the same time, you will remain on the old page.

Also today there is an easier way to open links in new tabs. To do this, you do not need to use the link's context menu. Place the cursor over the required link and click on the mouse wheel. As in previous cases, the link will be opened in a new tab.

On the Internet in lately a lot of information and entertainment resources have appeared that are of interest different types network users. You can open the resource (site) you like by opening the link leading to it.

You will need

• Basic skills personal computer, Internet access.

Instructions

The simplest and most common way to open a link to a resource can be done as follows:

Call up a menu of actions on the selected text by right-clicking on it once;

In the list that appears, select the line “Copy”;

In the address input line, right-click;

In the action menu, select the “Insert” line;

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Working with an Internet browser involves large number constantly open windows or tabs. Today you will no longer find Internet page viewers who do not know how to create new tabs, the only exception being Internet Explorer version 6.

You will need

• Software:
• - Mozilla Firefox;
• - Google Chrome;
• - Opera;
• - Internet Explorer.

Instructions

Browser Mozilla Firefox. The easiest way is to right-click on the link and select “Open in New” from the context menu. Also this action can be done by pressing hotkeys, in the case of Firefox - by pressing the middle mouse button (scrool - wheel).

Google Chrome browser. Compared to the previous opponent, all actions aimed at opening a new tab remain the same. Call the context menu of the link by right-clicking on it and select “Open in new tab”. If you carefully study this menu, you will see the line “Open in mode”. This mode opens the link in a new window, but the pages viewed through this mode are not cached, which provides a certain level of data protection.

The middle mouse button and the Ctrl + left-click key combination are used as hotkeys. It is worth noting that the combination Shift keys+ mouse click will open the link in a new window. In some cases, it is enough to grab the link with the mouse and move it to free space tab bars.

Opera browser. To open window in a new tab, you must press the Ctrl button and click on the active link, or while clicking the mouse, hold down Ctrl keys+ Shift – this will open a window in background tab. Also for this browser there is a rule for executing a command from the context menu of a link. Click on the selected element with the middle mouse button to go to open tab.

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Hello. It’s such an unpleasant glitch, to be honest, when . Once it happened to me on Windows XP, back when there was no seven. You go to several folders and get several windows.

To be honest, I don’t even know where this problem comes from, or whether it’s some kind of virus that’s causing harm, or I heard somewhere that it’s Internet Explorer that’s playing tricks on it. But this is not so important, the main thing is how to fix this error, and I will write about this below.

I will show an example of solving this problem in the operating room. Windows system 7. Yes, we still need to find out which Windows 7 you have installed, 32-bit or 64-bit.

To do this, right-click on the “My Computer” shortcut and select “Properties”.

A window will open in which we look for “System type” and opposite it will indicate which Windows 7 you have installed. Like this:

As you can see, I have 32-bit, by the way, which one is better than what I wrote. Remember which one you have, we will need it later.

Now click “Start”, go to “All Programs”, “Accessories” and launch the “Command Prompt” program.

Here we will need to write two commands in turn, but the commands for 32-bit and 64-bit are different. So, remember what Windows 7 you have and select the necessary commands for yourself.

For 32-bit:

regsvr32 “%SystemRoot%System32actxprxy.dll”
regsvr32 “%ProgramFiles%Internet Explorerieproxy.dll”

For 64-bit:

regsvr32 “%WinDir%SysWOW64actxprxy.dll”
regsvr32 “%ProgramFiles(x86)%Internet Explorerieproxy.dll”

Select one line and copy it using the combination Ctrl+V, or right-click and “Copy”. Then we go to Command line(which we have already launched) and paste the code by right-clicking and selecting “Insert”.

Then we confirm the execution of the command with the “Enter” button. And we do the same with the second line.

Reboot the computer.

And one more option

Go to “My Computer”, and at the top left click on “Organize”, and then “Folder and Search Options”. A window will open in which you need to check that in the “Folder Menu” area the checkbox is set to “Open a folder in the same window”. If you have checked the option “Open each folder in a new window”, then check the first item and click “Ok”.

The problem with opening folders should be resolved, but if not, then write in the comments. We'll figure it out :).

Friends, what if you have problems that are more serious than problems with opening folders, for example, you have problems with telephone communication in your company, I advise you to pay attention to the number 8 800, which will help your clients reach you at any time and with pleasure.

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with tabs.

Find all full information You can learn about working with tabs in your Google Chrome.

Browser problem: all links open in a new tab

To do this, open your browser and simply click function key F1 on your keyboard. Or click the wrench icon, or maybe an icon like mine, instead of a wrench, at the end address bar browser. And select Help at the bottom of the tab that opens. Will open new tab, where in the center there is a link Tabs and windows. Click and all the Headings associated with the tabs will open on the right.

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When you surf the Internet, modern browsers You can always open a page using a link in a new window or tab. This is often very convenient - you see interesting link, but don’t look up from the text you’re reading, but open the link in a new window or tab to return when you’re done with it open in at the moment. I always wanted such an opportunity to exist in Windows Explorer— right-click on the folder — and there is an option: “open in a new window.”

It’s easy enough to add such an option by going into the properties of Explorer, but don’t do this on every computer you visit! It is much better to automate the process using reg file. This is the second goal of this article - to continue the topic of the registry and show how it can be edited not only by hand.

In this article I will provide the code for a file that adds an option to the context menu; In addition, this file can be downloaded. If you have interesting examples registry files, send them to me in the comments!

Note: I apologize to those who were waiting for an article about anonymity. I don't have time. I'm putting it out from stock.

So, the registry.

How to make links open in a new window or tab

If you have already run regedit, then you can experiment with exporting the entire registry or part of it. To do this, you need to stand on the registry branch, go to the file-export menu and select where you want to upload. The result will be a file with the extension reg, double tap which will be used to restore the registry - reverse loading. But you can create such a file yourself, which is what we will do now. Create text file and write down the following content inside:

@="Open in new window"

@="C:\\WINDOWS\\explorer.exe \"%1\""

Now the file needs to be renamed - change its extension to reg. How to do this? Exactly the same way you rename other files, only you first need to display the file extensions.

Double-click on such a file, agree to make changes to the registry - and voila, the context menu has been changed - when you right-click on the folder, the "open in new window" option appears. If you don't want to create, edit and rename the file, you can download it from my website.

But my site will make such a file home page in Internet Explorer

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

"Start Page" = "https://it.sander.su/"

Do you have good examples files for editing the registry? Send it! By the way, let me remind you of my old post about Windows script host - there are examples of comic programs in the language built into Windows.

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How to open a link in a new window? How to change
tab settings
in browsers

Browsers are initially configured differently to open new pages. For example, Safari is configured to open new pages in a new window. And Mozilla Firefox opens new pages in new tabs on the Tab Bar, but in addition we have the ability to open new windows.
You can change the settings yourself.

Internet Explorer

You can change tab settings in Internet Explorer in Internet Options. Click on the gear icon at the top right of the browser panel. Select Internet Options, then select the General tab and at the bottom, in the Tabs line, click on Options. In the center below the line When opening a new tab, open: select the desired way to open tabs in the black triangle.

Mozilla Firefox

To change tab settings in Mozilla browser Firefox, click the Tools button in the toolbar. At the bottom, click Settings. At the very top of the new window, click Tabs. And here you can either check the boxes or uncheck them in the way you want to open new tabs.

Working with Tabs
in Google Chrome browser

IN latest version I couldn't find Google Chrome
ability to change settings for tabs.
Probably this is very convenient and smart browser and no need to change settings. Because Google Chrome offers users many tabbed options.
Very easy to open a new tab and new
window, even through hotkeys.
Need to open the same web page in multiple tabs
There is an option to Duplicate a tab. There is an opportunity to work
in incognito mode ( hidden viewing). You can move the desired one
tab in separate window. And many more job opportunities
with tabs.

You can find all the complete information about working with tabs in your Google Chrome. To do this, open your browser and simply press the F1 function key on your keyboard. Or click the wrench icon, or maybe an icon like mine, instead of a wrench, at the end of the browser's address bar. And select Help at the bottom of the tab that opens. A new tab will open with a Tabs and Windows link in the center. Click and all the Headings associated with the tabs will open on the right.

Safari

To change settings for tabs in Safari browser Click the gear icon on the right side of the browser panel. In the new tab, select Settings, and in the next window, select Tabs. And here in the line Open pages in tabs, not in windows: select the option you need.

Opera

IN Opera browser To change tab settings, click the Tools button on the panel. Select at the bottom of the new tab General settings. And in this tab, click on the Advanced panel and then the Tab Settings button. A window will open Additional settings tabs. Check the box next to the way you want to open tabs and click OK at the bottom.

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