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Hyperlink Coding
Can anyone give me some coding that opens a hyperlink from one site to another but the new site landing page must open on a full page. Not using javascript that is google friendly !
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You cannot control the size of a new page/tab/window that opens without using javascript. That's because the html code will just open a new tab/window of the same size as the current one.
But - to open a link into a new window or tab - you can specify a target attribute like so:
<a href="...whatever..." target="_blank" > Click here :-) </a>
Best thing you can do is ask the visitor to hit the [F11] key
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The issue is not whetter Google will like it or not.
Google will read that just fine. What it won't do is pass any weight or page rank to that page.
I have done a test recently (view the testing section in this forum) that showed that Google can read javascript in the form of
Code:
document.write("<h1>Markup Here</h1>");
and even some basic Javascript links.
Depending on what you want your page to do, you could link the page to another page on your site that loaded some javascript which resized tha page onload and then redirected the user to the refering site. Although if you are not bother about it being indexed (hence the nofollow) then I can't see why you wouldn't do that with a javascript link.
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