Petit Posted August 31, 2006 at 7:26 pm | Permalink
Using new windows to open off site links can be frustrating or not.
If I want to make sure, my readers finds their way back from a visit somewhere else, I may open them a new window, but a named one. This means that clicking many window opening links on my site, will paint all the off site stuff in the same window.
I’m not using this technique often though, just when I invite my visitors to take a short excursion in the middle of my text.
Lorelle, don’t you contradict yourself a bit here?
In your excellent tutorial “A Tagging Bookmarklet for WordPress and WordPress.com Users”, under “Changing the Tagging Bookmarklet Tag Links” you say about bookmarklet links:
“They can be off-site or on-site (intrasite) links. I personally prefer to keep my visitors on my blog, so I use intrasite links.”
Yes, you do for some strange reason.
Your writing is good enough, that I’m coming back time and again, despite the fact, that I’m visiting others as well
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