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744 PointsHow do I open a link on a new page in the browser?
I'm working on the How to Make a Website and I'm on the contact.html part. When I make the links for my twitter, it opens it on the current tab that I'm in, removing the current page altogether. I want the page to open on it's own on a separate tab in the browser. How do I do it?
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Sean T. Unwin
28,690 Points<a href="https://twitter.com" target="_blank">Twitter</a>
The key is the target="_blank"
attribute and value.
Alternatively, you can always middle-click to open a new tab, but that's probably not what you were looking for. ;-p
I would recommend reading this article - CSS Tricks - When to Use target="_blank" for some pros and cons.
Otto Mejia
744 PointsOtto Mejia
744 PointsThanks! it worked! you are the best!