C
Chica
Guest
Is there any other script to open links in new tab/windows besides
target="_blank"
and
class="newtab"
I have Friendster (it's a social networking site, like MySpace where you get to edit your profile and it uses both CSS and HTML codes together, not many of you may be aware of). And idk but HTML codes get like edited when you enter them. Like on my myspace I put this code:
a href="url here" class="newtab" target="_blank" --and it's working perfectly.
But if I put it in Friendster they take target="_blank" off of the code. FOR SHORT: Links open in the same page.
And it has a separate box for the CSS codes and the links codes look like this:
/* GLOBAL LINKS */
.usercontent a, .usercontent a:link, .usercontent a:visited, .usercontent a:hover, .usercontent a:active {
text-decoration: none;
color: #cc99ff;
}
.usercontent a:hover {
text-decoration: underline;
color: #ffff00;
IDK if anything can be done about it. But I believe somehow there's a way that just has to be figured out. 10 easy points for the first answer that will work
target="_blank"
and
class="newtab"
I have Friendster (it's a social networking site, like MySpace where you get to edit your profile and it uses both CSS and HTML codes together, not many of you may be aware of). And idk but HTML codes get like edited when you enter them. Like on my myspace I put this code:
a href="url here" class="newtab" target="_blank" --and it's working perfectly.
But if I put it in Friendster they take target="_blank" off of the code. FOR SHORT: Links open in the same page.
And it has a separate box for the CSS codes and the links codes look like this:
/* GLOBAL LINKS */
.usercontent a, .usercontent a:link, .usercontent a:visited, .usercontent a:hover, .usercontent a:active {
text-decoration: none;
color: #cc99ff;
}
.usercontent a:hover {
text-decoration: underline;
color: #ffff00;
IDK if anything can be done about it. But I believe somehow there's a way that just has to be figured out. 10 easy points for the first answer that will work
