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How To Force a New Target Blank When Clicking A GFM Hyperlink
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How To Force a New Target Blank When Clicking A GFM Hyperlink
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Solution
To route an external link to a new tabbed page within your browser …
From your GitHub Flavored Markdown, or GFM (.md) page …
Append your (.md) external link with the {:target="_blank"} kramdown statement, as follows:
The Code
[temporarily disable liquid tag processing](https://shopify.github.io/liquid/tags/raw/){:target="_blank"}
Summation
The components of a successful external link in markdown are, as follows:
- First, clickable text enveloped in a single set of bracket characters
[...] - Followed by, the complete URI for the targeted destination enveloped in a single set of parenthesis characters
(...), and - Thirdly, the given kramdown statement
Sources and Uses
3rd Party Materials
The source and use of 3rd party materials in the creation of this Markdown page is greatly appreciated.
Most authors and publishers will allow for the abbreviated reproduction of their works in part when the case of brief quotations or ideas embodied in critical articles or reviews becomes necessary to further the understanding of the end-user’s learning process, and to help subsequently clarify the original thoughts the author is attempting to convey.
Ping-backs
Indeed, ping-backs to original sources are welcome by the readers, the authors, and the publishers of instructional hard copies.
Therefore, it is the policy of the MMINAIL [1] to always provide a Ping Back to the original author, or to the publisher of the original publication when citing 3rd party work.
- The MMINAIL is an acronym for the Medical Marijuana Initiative of North America - International Limited, an Arizona Benefit Corporation.
External Sources
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The Project Source Links page of the Liquid Lessons Project. Published by © 2017 Mminail.github.io.
Note. The Flammarion Logo Badge in the page header above is an .svg image file set to the dimensions of 5% width, auto height, and zoom. Go ahead and test the zoom-out feature by hovering over the badge to engage the expansion of the image.
Solution
To route an external link to a new tabbed page within your browser …
From your GitHub Flavored Markdown, or GFM (.md) page …
Append your (.md) external link with the {:target="_blank"} kramdown statement, as follows:
The Code
[temporarily disable liquid tag processing](https://shopify.github.io/liquid/tags/raw/){:target="_blank"}
Summation
The components of a successful external link in markdown are, as follows:
- First, clickable text enveloped in a single set of bracket characters
[...] - Followed by, the complete URI for the targeted destination enveloped in a single set of parenthesis characters
(...), and - Thirdly, the given kramdown statement
Sources and Uses
3rd Party Materials
The source and use of 3rd party materials in the creation of this Markdown page is greatly appreciated.
Most authors and publishers will allow for the abbreviated reproduction of their works in part when the case of brief quotations or ideas embodied in critical articles or reviews becomes necessary to further the understanding of the end-user’s learning process, and to help subsequently clarify the original thoughts the author is attempting to convey.
Ping-backs
Indeed, ping-backs to original sources are welcome by the readers, the authors, and the publishers of instructional hard copies.
Therefore, it is the policy of the MMINAIL [1] to always provide a Ping Back to the original author, or to the publisher of the original publication when citing 3rd party work.
- The MMINAIL is an acronym for the Medical Marijuana Initiative of North America - International Limited, an Arizona Benefit Corporation.
External Sources
-
The Project Source Links page of the Liquid Lessons Project. Published by © 2017 Mminail.github.io.