The target attribute specifies where to open the HTML link, i.e., either in the same page or in a new browser window or in a new tab of the same browser.
The General format/syntax to open a link in a new browser tab is:
<a href="[URL/Address]" target="_blank">[Link Text]</a>
In creating a HTML link with the target attribute the same <a> tag is used with the "href" attribute and is followed by the the URL/address of web page by replacing [URL/Address] in the syntax. The [Link Text] is replaced by the text to be shown in the link.
For Example:
Input:
<a href="https://www.akblogs.com/" target="_blank">My Blog</a>
Output:
My Blog
This example will open the webpage https://www.akblogs.com/ in a new browser tab.
If you are new to learning about HTML, click here to learn about creating basic HTML links.
The General format/syntax to open a link in a new browser tab is:
<a href="[URL/Address]" target="_blank">[Link Text]</a>
In creating a HTML link with the target attribute the same <a> tag is used with the "href" attribute and is followed by the the URL/address of web page by replacing [URL/Address] in the syntax. The [Link Text] is replaced by the text to be shown in the link.
For Example:
Input:
<a href="https://www.akblogs.com/" target="_blank">My Blog</a>
Output:
My Blog
This example will open the webpage https://www.akblogs.com/ in a new browser tab.
If you are new to learning about HTML, click here to learn about creating basic HTML links.
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