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  • ah,

    and the ” Edit this entry ” link in any article and post.

    This could be a problem …

    Hi

    I just realised that this is a two fold job.

    That not just does the login window have to link to a new browser window but so to would the Administration link in the sidebar.

    I can make the login window link to index.php. So I think the result that I am looking for could be achieved by merely changing the link from the sidebar to open a new browser window or html page containing a wider iframe. Then I would only have to changed the log out link to take me to index.php as well.

    I am sure that it is doable but I have become “codeblinded” right now … 😉

    Hi.

    Using WordPress in an iFrame, I am trying to take this one step further and have not found documentation on this yet.

    What I need to do is open the Admin section is a new window. A simple <target=”_blank”> in html.

    The reason for this is that although WordPress fits beautifully in an fairly small iFrame, the admin page does not.

    The two options would be to open Admin in a new browser window of its own – which is fine – or to open it in a new html page using a slightly different, broader iFrame of its own.

    Basically, my site uses an iFrame with navigation links down one side. I could lose those links to run the admin page. My feeling is that to just open a new clean window is probably easier.

    I will keep searching through the code to see if and where this is possible and post back, but if anyone can beat me to it, please do.

    Thanks.

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