It depends on how the link is generated from your theme. Essentially, you need to add the target="_blank" attribute to the anchor tag. How that is done depends both on the specific link and your theme. I recommend asking in your theme’s dedicated support forum for more specific guidance.
N.B. — Many browsers allow users to override the default behavior caused by target="_blank". Some web page designers consider it poor form to presume a user wants a link opened in a new tab. Most users know how to accomplish that if that is what they desire. Of course, it’s your site, you may do as you wish.
Hello @whitehead197
You can easily make WordPress links open in new tabs. In the WordPress visual editor, navigate to the text or image, where you have to link to another page.
- While inset/edit the link Check the box next to “Open link in a new tab”.
- Click on the “Add Link” button to save the changes.
- Update the post to save the changes.
Alternatively, you can add the “target=_blank” attribute to a link in order to make it open in a new browser tab when clicked. To use this attribute, you need to include it within the opening anchor tag of the link like this:
<a href="http://www.example.com" target="_blank">Click here</a>
That’s it! Now, the link to your post, will open in a new tab.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by
clayp.
To enable the post to open in a new tab, I had to change the format of the post to “Link”,. Now the posts open in a new tab.
And also add the Permalink into the Title Wrapper page.
There is an option down the bottom where you can add a link directly to the page.