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

that's what i use works fine

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?

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

I think this help me too. thanks for sharing

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.

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