Very often we read an interesting article containing a link halfway down the page when you go to click open in the same window in which we are reading and then forcing us after seeing the link to press the button to go back to making us lose wire.
It is a fallacy that I have done in the first post I wrote and it is one thing I hate, let's see now how to work around this by opening our links in new windows or new tabs for those who use firefox .
When you create a link written in the html string to use is this:
\u0026lt;a href="http://tomsbrand.blogspot.com/"> TOMSBRAND \u0026lt;/ a>
in this way but the new page will open that will replace the one we're viewing, rather than adding
target = "_blank"
in the connection string, the link will open in a new tab, which are often more pleasing to the reader .
Then the string to use is
\u0026lt;a href="http://tomsbrand.blogspot.com/" TOMSBRAND target="_blank"> \u0026lt;/ a>
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