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Every month in this column I give away some of my secrets. Not really secrets, but I only share these resources with selected people... like SpatialNews subscribers! If you manage a website or spend alot of time on-line then the resources that I share with you here are guaranteed to make your surfing more enjoyable. This month I thought I'd relay some html tips for anyone who authors web pages and wants to create some effects that are a little more advanced then simply hyperlinking to various images and documents. You may notice while surfing that occasionally, you follow a hyperlink and a new browser window pops up automatically. Generally the reason for this is so you can easily return to the referring website without having to repeatedly hit the back button. There's a couple of ways that you can accomplish this. The first way is to use the "Target" function. For example: a href="http://www.geocomm.com" target="blank" This will open The GeoCommunity website in a new browser window. If you want to get a bit fancier you can open the linked site in a new window, set the window size, and disable some of the browser features such as the menubar and toolbar. The following code will open a new window 640x440 in size, with no toolbar and no menubar. a href="section13.html"This is handy if you want to make sure that visitors remain at your site.  Next Section
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