I have set a link and it opens up a window perfectly. However when I click a link in that window it will take over the whole browser. Is there a way I can add code to the CSS document to stop this from Happening.
kktybyebye

Hmm...I'm not entirely sure what you mean. Would you mind elaborating a bit?

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It's all in the reflexes.

Not quite sure what you mean either, but until you DO elaborate, I'll take a shot at it.

every link (<A href="XXX.html">Your link</A>) can specify a TARGET, and thus it will open the link in that target.

By default, if you don't specify a target, this will replace the current page with the new one. However, you can set your target to a couple of things:

<A href="XXX.html" target="Target Value">My Link</A>


Target Value:

1. _self -- the same as the default
2. _blank -- opens a new browser window with you link
3. _parent -- you probably don't need this with this website.
4. _top -- you probably don't need this with this website.
5. [NAME] -- where [Name] is the name of a Frame or IFrame, or a new window. If [Name] is = to the name of a new window, the effect will be similar to _blank, except the window that opens gets named using the [Name] you specify, and each time the link is clicked it will continue to use the same named window.