Hi
How i made the same effect in xHTML like the - target="_blank" - Tag
in HTML 4.01?
I will use it with xHTML and CSS ... but the validator say's to me,
that this tag wasn't valid for xHTML! ... Why? Is there no "same
effect"-Tag in xHTML?
Thx for answers!
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St. Rechsteiner wrote: Hi
How i made the same effect in xHTML like the - target="_blank" - Tag
in HTML 4.01?
You don't. Use HTML4.01 if you need _blank.
Matthias sc****@macprime .ch (St. Rechsteiner) wrote: target="_blank "
Stop trying to mess with a user's UI.
Tag
Attribute
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On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 08:37:55 +0100, Matthias Gutfeldt wrote: St. Rechsteiner wrote: How i made the same effect in xHTML like the - target="_blank" - Tag
in HTML 4.01?
You don't. Use HTML4.01 if you need _blank.
You misspelled "a transitional DOCTYPE". HTH, etc. Or, possibly, you
misspelled "don't".
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In article <89************ **************@ posting.google. com>, sc****@macprime .ch (St. Rechsteiner) wrote: How i made the same effect in xHTML like the - target="_blank" - Tag
in HTML 4.01?
Attribute. It is allowed in XHTML1.0 Transitional. Author that if you
cannot let go of this 'demon from the old world'. Others will undoubtly
state why it is what it is.
I will use it with xHTML and CSS ...
If you 'will', then there is not much sense trying to convert you, sadly.
but the validator say's to me,
that this tag wasn't valid for xHTML! ... Why? Is there no "same
effect"-Tag in xHTML?
There are no effect tags in HTML. They were deprecated when the Flash
standard came out.
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Kris
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<http://www.cinnamon.nl/> sc****@macprime .ch (St. Rechsteiner) wrote: How i made the same effect in xHTML like the - target="_blank" - Tag
It's an attribute, not a tag.
in HTML 4.01?
The same way you do in HTML 4.01.
XHTML 1.0 and HTML 4.01 are identical - in both of them the target
attribute exists only in the Transitional forms.
So I'm guessing that you're jumping from HTML 4.01 Transitional to
XHTML 1.0 Strict. Any reason why?
I will use it with xHTML and CSS ... but the validator say's to me,
that this tag wasn't valid for xHTML! ... Why?
Same reason that it's not in HTML 4.01 - anything to do with opening
new windows or frames is against the spirit of the Strict versions of
(X)HTML.
So in order of preference:
1. Stop trying to force a new window on your users, if they want a new
window they can open one themselves
2. Use a Transitional DTD instead
3. Use JavaScript
Steve
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"St. Rechsteiner" <sc****@macprim e.ch> wrote in message
news:89******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi
How i made the same effect in xHTML like the - target="_blank" - Tag
in HTML 4.01?
Why? You wanna create a site that confuses your visitors?
From a usability study by Stanford University - "Users became reliably
confused when links opened new windows"
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Karl Groves http://www.karlcore.com
Owen Jacobson wrote: On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 08:37:55 +0100, Matthias Gutfeldt wrote:
St. Rechsteiner wrote:
How i made the same effect in xHTML like the - target="_blank" - Tag
in HTML 4.01?
You don't. Use HTML4.01 if you need _blank.
You misspelled "a transitional DOCTYPE". HTH, etc. Or, possibly, you
misspelled "don't".
Err, nope, I didn't misspell anything. I just didn't quite think it through.
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