Same issue!
Because of javascript dependence, wouldnt be better apply a solution to put a atribbute target=”blank” in post or page link?
Can you each show me a page where this is happening? Give me the URL where the link appears, and tell me which link you’ve set to open in a new tab.
The issue is tricky, because I do not have the ability to add a target attribute to all instance where a link is output. So this #new_tab method is a way for JavaScript code to look for links that should be opened in a new tab and make that happen. But as you’ve discovered, running JavaScript reliably can be difficult.
Hi Mark, same issue – just installed the plug-in as my client is requesting some posts redirect to source content as opposed to the post content.
Here’s the sample I set up – “Lingren: Thriving on Collaborative Global Investment” post opens the correct URL – but not in a new tab.
http://trece.com/news-and-press/in-the-news/
**edit** – this issue only appears in Chrome (my version – Version 72.0.3626.119)
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dburney. Reason: Further browser testing
Isn’t it easier to overlay over the page or is it better for ranking and SEO [whiter hat] to do it with this plugin, i.e., pull in content, if I get it right is what this should do?
@tekgirlymama Many sites will not let you “iframe” them for security reasons.
@dburney the “Lingren: Thriving on Collaborative Global Investment” post opens in a new tab for me in Firefox and in Chrome.
Thanks for your reply. I read Google came out now with a better iFrame solution – <portal src=””></portal> – https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-launches-portals-a-new-web-page-navigation-system-for-chrome/ for embeds with navigation to content.
I’m having same issue—the #new_tab links are NOT opening in a new window. Also using Chrome, latest version.
Has there been any resolution to this?
Hello, I’m having this issue, too with #new_tab behind the URL but it’s not opening in a new tab. Is there a solution?
