How to add a <base target='_blank'/> code to the CSS Stylesheet

Hello

Could someone please tell me how to add this code to the CSS Stylesheet?
<base target='_blank'/>

I can see it's not just a simple case as adding it to the top...

Many thanks,

Hello, if you want to add a CSS in HTML you need to do is add this tag_

Code:

<style>
YOUR CSS GOES HERE!
</style>


You can also create a special and unique div for your code :

Code:


.base {
SOME SETTINGS FOR MY CODE
}

Code:


<div class="base"><base target='_blank'/>ANY CONTENT </div>

Hope it helps you

Not sure which code to use.
I tried the first one and it didn't accept it...

Should I just do this?
<style>
<base target='_blank'/>!
</style>

I think you understood me in my last answer xDu

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The HTML <style> only works if you use a CSS code like the second:

Code:


<style>
.base {
ANY CSS CODE HERE
}
</style>


Then if you want to call your code in HTML, just add next /style your div:

Code:


<style>
.base {
ANY CSS CODE HERE
}
</style>

<div class="base"> ANY CONTENT YOU WANT HERE </div>


P.S. You can't add a HTML Tag in the Cascading Stylesheet, because when you try to do it, the ACP will convert it automacally in a CSS to avoid problems but it may will result in a blank space sometimes.

I'm afraid I'm still not understanding - I've put this code in the CCS stylesheet and it still won't take it.

<style>
.base {
<base target='_blank'/>
}
</style>

Do I just put it at the top (if so, it doesn't work) - or do I put it somewhere else?

or;

Do I use this code in the CCS Stylesheet?


<style>
.base {
<base target='_blank'/>
}
</style>

<div class="base"> <base target='_blank'/> </div>

If so, at the top or somewhere else?

If it doesn't go in the CCS Stylesheet at all, where do I put it?

You can not use HTML code in the CSS styelesheet.

What exactly are you trying to do with this code?

I want to force links to open in a new tab.

See if this answers your question:  http://webartz.forumotion.com/t1004-open-every-link-in-a-new-tab ?

SLGray - yes, that's it, many thanks!

It needed to go in overall_header.

Sorted