Remember when the name has been dubbed required? This is where the target section is put into play. If you however click on a link to a web page, the browser might decrease or could potentially go into the wrong frame. There is some good news however. It can be corrected and can be done right. Practicing it will make it better. Before you can even begin, you have to create the web page all ready you plan on using for a frame. The good news is that you can target your links.

Examples

<a href="http://www.tufat.com/s_content_management_system.htm" target="Large">

"Large" is name of frame where page will be opened. You can use next attributes instead of frame name:
_top = if having a framed page, it will remove them;
_blank = new window opens up with the linked page.

<a href="http://www.tufat.com" target="_blank">
Click here to open www.tufat.com in the new window
</a>
Click here to open www.tufat.com in the new window

This example shows how you can make link which will be opened in the new window.


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