Woohoo, it works and saves the users having to use <br> after titles at the same time :)
Thanks, po!
While this thread exists... are the ANY methods that still work in IE that let me open a link in a new, specially formatted window?
I came across this method, which works well in Firefox (and probably other browsers)... I added some spacing to avoid getting a horizontal scrollbar in this thread:
By the way: I just learned to love the Web Developer extension for Firefox... if you use the browser and you do any web design, use that :)
Thanks, po!
While this thread exists... are the ANY methods that still work in IE that let me open a link in a new, specially formatted window?
I came across this method, which works well in Firefox (and probably other browsers)... I added some spacing to avoid getting a horizontal scrollbar in this thread:
<a href="url" target="dhs_extpage" onclick="open('url','dhs_extpage','width=650,height=500, scrollbars,resizable,location,toolbar')"> Please take a look!</a>But in IE, it just doesn't do anything. I can always use PHP to decide whether or not to give the user the fancy window or a regular new window (or do the smart thing and just not bother with fancy windows), but I'm thinking that there should be some technique that works in both without being blocked or causing the user to be warned about something...
By the way: I just learned to love the Web Developer extension for Firefox... if you use the browser and you do any web design, use that :)