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If it will be opened in a new window or tab is controlled by your browser.
By using javascript it’s possible to open in a new window, but only as a “popup” which could be blocked by the browser, so not recommendable.
Hi David,
Thanks for reporting and your contribution on github.
It’s difficult, because in my opinion internal links should only be the wp site by default.
The last few weeks I have also been working on a new major version of the plugin (a complete re-built) and it contains lots of new features like:
– Adding “noopener” and “noreferrer”
– Font icons (font awesome and dashicons)
– Same options for internal links
– Include and exclude links from being treated as external links (this option you can use to exclude your domain as external links)
– Multi Site settings
– Filter hook with link object to adjust links just the way you wantIt just needs to be tested and some minor adjustments. Hopefully it will be released soon.
Regards,
VictorGood point. Thanks, it’s on the list.
The behavior could be caused by other scripts on our site.
Do you have “Use JavaScript for opening links” enabled?
Do those links already have “nofollow”?
The plugin skips url’s set in “Ignore links with URL’s containing…”. So when those links already have “nofollow”, it will be left unchanged.
Working on it. Next major release will contain big changes, also some settings for internal links.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [External Links - nofollow, noopener & new window] Typos in settings optionsThanks, I will correct it in the next release.
There’s an option on the admin page “Ignore links with URL’s containing…”.
Very strange.
Maybe if you only want to set font-weight to bold for IE11 you could try using a CSS hack:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20541306/how-to-write-a-css-hack-for-ie-11
Great!
Maybe setting expliciti width to the div #et-info:
div#et-info { width: 50%; }I am just guessing, because I cannot replicate the error.
Should be solved.
I don’t know.
On line 1538 of style.css:
#et-info-phone, #et-info-email, .et-cart-info span { position: relative; }Maybe try comment it out like:
/* position: relative; */But I don’t think it will do the trick.
Cannot see anything wrong in IE 11 (version: 11.0.9600.18015):
screenCreate mailto link without text:
<a href="mailto:info@myemail.com" title="info@myemail.com"></a>Or when using the schortcode:
[wpml_mailto email="info@myemail.com" title="info@myemail.com"][/wpml_mailto]
