Best Code for Building Links?

[Serenity090]

Hello Allz...

Whenever i try to build a link on some blogs i get this message:

Your HTML cannot be accepted: Attribute "TARGET" is not allowed: <a href="http://www.yourwebsite.com/" target="_blank">
You can use some HTML tags, such as <b>, <i>, <a>

While i have seen many comments with anchored text links....what kind of
codes they use other than HTML?

Please assist in this regard

Best Wishes

[Wham]

<a href="website">what you want to say</a>

that's what i use works fine

[Serenity090]

Thanks Wham: I have tried this:

<a href="http:/ rwebsite.com/" target="_blank">What you Want To Say</a>

But Getting this message:

Your HTML cannot be accepted: Attribute "TARGET" is not allowed: <a href="http://www.yourwebsite.com/" target="_blank">
You can use some HTML tags, such as <b>, <i>, <a>

Is there any better solution?

[meldave]

You have one set of comma's to many after the equal sign as a matter of fact I don't use comma's at all around the command. You might have to take the target command out alltogether as Wham mentioned in the earlier post.

David

[Sixer]

I think this help me too. thanks for sharing

[WebSolutionKey]

The reason usually coders use target="_blank" is to make your link open in new tab. Usually <a href="http:// yourwebsite.com/" >What you Want To Say</a> opens up in the same window. So if anyone clicks on the link it will redirect from existing webpage. To avoid this issue we use target="_blank".

It makes no difference whether you use it or not. If it doesn't work, remove it and use coding as wham said.

Paul.

[jazbo]

Just dont use the target bit, its telling you that in the error messages....