Suppose that there are a left-hand frame and a right-hand frame. Assume that the left-hand frame contains character strings that include links. Unless you specify otherwise, the linked pages will be displayed in the same frame. By using the target attribute, however, you can display a linked page in frames other than the calling frame.
1. Specify the names of the frames in which linked pages are displayed first. To do so, right-click the frame. Then, select [Frame Attributes] and input the name in [Frame Name] in the displayed dialog box.
Hint Use normal-width alphanumeric characters for a frame name.
To specify [Frame Name] you must use normal-width alphanumeric characters. For instance, when the page has a left-hand and a right-hand frame, as described above, you could call the left-hand frame "left" and the right-hand frame "right".
2. Create link to a character string or image. Input another frame name in "Target" in the "Attribute" dialog box.
3. Click the character string or the image to which a link is assigned. Check that the name of the linked frame appears in [Target] on the "URL" toolbar .
=> When you use a Web browser to view the site, the linked pages are displayed in the other frames.
Hint Using the entire screen to display a linked page
Select [Full Window] from [Target] in the dialog box. When you use a Web browser to view the site, the entire screen is used to display the pages.
Hint Cancel the target specification
On the "URL" toolbar, when you delete the frame name specified for [Target], the specification of the target is also deleted. Similarly, if another frame name is input for [Target], the target changes.