>Hi, Knowing this is not a proper site for HTML help I will ask anyway. I
>am building a frame oriented web site - hand coded [no comments
>necessary]. I want to set a link to a non-frame oriented site.
>However, this other linked site keeps coming up in what I called
>"main_frame" of my site. How do I make it use the whole page [or its'
>native format] and not my frames?
>Bob Hartung
In the <A> tag, add the following: TARGET="NewPage".
For example: <A HREF="http://www.url-of-domain.com" TARGET="NewPage">blah</A>
The "NewPage" can be changed to whatever you want. It will open a new
window containing the document/site you referenced.
If you want the page to stay within the current browser, but take over
the complete window, replace "NewPage" with "_top".
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