Definition and Usage
The target-name property specifies where to open hyperlinks (target destination).
Default value: |
current |
Inherited: |
no |
Version: |
CSS3 |
JavaScript syntax: |
object.style.targetName="new" |
Syntax
target-name: current|root|parent|new|modal|name;
Values
Value |
Description |
current |
The link will open in the frame, tab or window where the link resides |
root |
The link will open in the current tab or window |
parent |
The link will open in the parent frame. If the current frame has no parent, this value is treated as root |
new |
A new destination (see target-new) is created
|
modal |
The link will open in a new (temporarily created) modal window |
name |
The link will open in the existing frame, window or tab of the specified name. If the name destination does not exist, a new destination is created with that name |
Examples
a {
target-name:new;
target-new:tab;
}