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A link which is opening in a new window What is more appropirate to put in Title="text here".

Title="Opens in new window"

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Title="Opens in a new window"

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Title="Link opens in new window"

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Title="Link will open in new window"

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Title="New window will open" (used by linkedin.com)

Which is grammatically and Logically correct? What do you use?

Jitendra Vyas
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"Clik to view in new window" would be the best title

solairaja
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The title should reflect the content of the linked page, so it should perhaps rather be something like "Someones page about something (opens in a new window)".

Note that the target attribute is deprecated in XHTML, so to open a new window in an appropriate way you would use a Javascript in the onclick event that overrides the normal behaviour of the link. (Keep the href in the link though, so that search engines can follow the link, and people with Javascript disabled still can reach it.)

Guffa
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  • see my this question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1914143/targetblank-is-validating-by-w3c-validtor-while-it-should-not – Jitendra Vyas Dec 16 '09 at 11:45
  • @Jitendra: Yes, obviously the target attribute is re-precated (?) as a module in XHTML 1.1. – Guffa Dec 16 '09 at 12:39
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Opens in new Tab/ Window depending on your browser settings

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