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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 03/05/07 23:28
one.1more@gmail.com wrote:
> I was researching for a way and i actually found it
> the solution is { target-new:window} ref:http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-
> hyperlinks/#the-target-new
That CSS3, IE still doesn't support all of CSS2.1 you're going to get
very spotty support for CSS3.
> But it created a new problem
> in the style.css, i have two styles #header and #content. all the
> pages are divided into a div with header style and a div with content
> style
>
> After using the method. this is how my style looks ( i condensed it)
> #header { font-size:18;}
^^^
> #content{font-size:14;target-new:window;}
^^^
Invalid, 18 and 14[what]? Miles? Need units for most CSS value lengths.
> The problem: all the links in the header part of my pages open into
> new windows too. i just want the content windows' hyperlinks to open
> in new windows. how do i fix this?
>
Who knows? We cannot see your markup...no URL!
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Take care,
Jonathan
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