Not a problem.....Lets go into more detail for YOUR situation, CSB3.
(And I moved this thread to the CSB section for better organization.
Have CSB3 or Trellix? You can type the target statement " target="_blank on the same line as the url address. Add a quote mark BEFORE the target statement, but DO NOT put the last " behind the statement because the program will do it for you!
Type your text or insert your image.
Highlight (select) the text or image that will be used for linking
RIGHT CLICK
Choose "link to url"
Type in the name of the destination, and follow it with " target="_blank for a new window.
This image shows WHERE you would type the statement.
(CSB4 and CSB5 ALSO have a dropdown below the URL address line, but CSB3 only has the URL address line.
Examples: for a page called id77.htm, all these links would open a NEW window!
1. To a page in the same directory you can use just the name page.
in box type
id77.htm" target="_blank 2. To a page using a FULL URL type address:
(replace h**p with http)in box type
h**p://www.yourwebsite.com/id77.htm" target="_blank 3. To a page using a FULL URL type address in a subdirectory:
(replace h**p with http)in box type
h**p://www.yourwebsite.com/photos/id77.htm" target="_blank If you change
" target="_blank to
" target="_top the page will open in the same window where you started.
If you publish with frames turned ON, you can make your borders stay put and have pages load into the center of the page. If you change
" target="_blank to
" target="TRLX_Middle the page will open in the MIDDLE of the webpage.
Read about frames here and see samples.
If you change
" target="_blank to
" target="FRAME1 the page will open in an iframe (a window you cut in your webpage) called FRAME1. (one line of code makes that window if you want one).
Read about iframes here. The image I posted here is actually part of that tutorial!