posternb
08-04-2003, 04:34 PM
OK folks...new user to the forum here and amateur developer for my band's site. I mostly use FP (stop laughing) and have some very minimal HTML understanding to change a few things that FP wont let you do intuitively. But here's something I can't find anywhere. Please help me out here.
For reference purposes, the site is www.sunflower-sutra.com.
I have a page that I use called NextShow.htm. It is accessible from 2 locations. One of them is a link in the upper-left frame on the very first page, which opens NextShow.htm in a new window ('_blank'). The other place is appears is in the Main (right) frame, automatically loaded with the Calendar secion. What I would like is to alter the link from the first location so that when the new window opens, it is like the annoying pop-ups in that the size of the window is set and there are no menus of any type at the top of the page (no nav bar, no 'file, edit, view' etc). However, I *only* want this effect for the external-window version of the link, and not attached to the page itself, so that it appears normally within the frames in the Calendar section. Anyone got the HTML for that? Please? :-)
Thanks tons, kids...
Lelando
For reference purposes, the site is www.sunflower-sutra.com.
I have a page that I use called NextShow.htm. It is accessible from 2 locations. One of them is a link in the upper-left frame on the very first page, which opens NextShow.htm in a new window ('_blank'). The other place is appears is in the Main (right) frame, automatically loaded with the Calendar secion. What I would like is to alter the link from the first location so that when the new window opens, it is like the annoying pop-ups in that the size of the window is set and there are no menus of any type at the top of the page (no nav bar, no 'file, edit, view' etc). However, I *only* want this effect for the external-window version of the link, and not attached to the page itself, so that it appears normally within the frames in the Calendar section. Anyone got the HTML for that? Please? :-)
Thanks tons, kids...
Lelando