How to use css target-name attribute

css target-name attribute definition and usage

In css, the target-name attribute is used to specify where to open a hyperlink , if you need to set the three attributes target-name, target-new, and target-position at the same time, you can use the target abbreviation attribute. The target attribute can define these three attributes in one statement at the same time. The target-name attribute is a new attribute in CSS3. Currently, mainstream browsers do not support this attribute.

target-name attribute syntax format

css syntax: target-name: current/root/parent/new/modal/name

JavaScript syntax ：object.style.targetName="new"

Attribute value description

current: Open the hyperlink in the frame, tab or window where the link is located

root: Hyperlink in the current tab or window

parent: Open hyperlink in the parent frame. If the current frame has no parent frame, this value is treated as root

new: Create a new destination

modal: Open a new window in a new (temporarily created) modal window

name: Open the link in an existing frame, window or tab. If the name destination does not exist, create a new destination with the name

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Run result

Currently no browser supports the target-name attribute, and no running results are provided yet!

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