datahunter

Okaaaay. You've now exceeded my coding ability and understanding. :)I'm currently using, for example:<a href="http://www.website.com" target="_blank">website link</a>That way when people click on the link, it'll open in a new window and when they're done, they can just close the extra window and be back to my website.Can you suggest how I should proceed? If not, perhaps my spring project will be to learn Javascript!(or perhaps I'll browse throught the javascript section in this website (d'oh!) and see if I can make heads or tails out of it)Thanks!datahunter

Well, as to the first point, I haven't found that to be the case in my general surfing around. I'm running IE7 and when I click on links with the target=_blank code, it'll still pop up an entirely different window and not a new tab within the first window. Perhaps there's a setting within IE that I haven't found yet but I know I can use tabs (I have 4 open at the moment).As to the second point, I'd like to be able to have links open in a new tab for those surfers using IE7 while IE6 users will still default to a new window. It just seems.....neater.And as Andersmoen pointed out above, visitors can still right-click and select 'open in a new tab'.Thanks for the input!datahunter

Okay! Thanks for letting me know. It's too bad there isn't a way but oh well....datahunter

Hi! First time poster, first time not being able to find my answer on the main website.I've been using target=_blank to open links in a new IE window and was wondering if there's a similar code to cause a link to open in a new tab.Though, on second thought, what would that do to people still using IE6...? Is it possible to have both depending on the browser? IE6 users would open in a new window, IE7 users would have the link open in a new tab....Thanks in advance for any help or comments!datahunter