Apply height and width to a target window using HTML

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I'm trying to make a link open into a new window, but I want the window set to a certain height and width. I had this setup, using javascript, but I need to find out how to set it up using HTML. <br />
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Pleas Help!<!--content-->Is this what you mean:<br />
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<a href=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"#"onClick="window.open('http://www.google.com','','width=300,height=500')">Google</a><!--content-->I am doing a website for a customer. Actually I just added streaming audio, and he using yahoo page builder. And it likes to add http:// to the front of any type of link you try to add. And if there are " any where within the link it stops the link and ignores whatever comes after it. Yahoo Page Builder is horrible. I dont think there will be any way of doing what he wants to do.<!--content-->yahoo page buider? WTF is that? you arn't allowed to write any code?<!--content-->I hate yahoo page builder, i have never had to use it until now. You highlite text and then choose the "link" option, and the you have to type in the web address. Personally I open up notepad and type out my websites, so I am hating using this guys yahoo page builder. If i had my way, his website would be completely re-done<!--content-->Originally posted by ckidwell <br />
I'm trying to make a link open into a new window, but I want the window set to a certain height and width. I had this setup, using javascript, but I need to find out how to set it up using HTML. <br />
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Pleas Help! <br />
you can't do it with just plain html. it has to be like what Dave said.<br />
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and if you go into file manager you can do the editor they have there. but it will change things if the file was previously used in page builder so you shouldn't go back to page builder.<!--content-->
 
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