XF 2.1 Home / Logo links to open in new tabs

[clawbennett]

I just changed my linking and public navigation for the Home button and the logo (they differ now). However, I want them to open in new tabs. Is there a way to do this easily? I can't seem to figure it out.

Any help would be appreciated!

 

[Ozzy47]

In the extra attributes, you need "target" with a value of "_blank".

 

[clawbennett]

Thanks, that I know, but I am not sure how to direct those values to the logo or home button links only.

 

[frm]

ACP > Setup > Public navigation

Click on your "home" navigation and add it to extra attributes:

 

[frm]

Couldn't answer your 2nd part while mobile. Open PAGE_CONTAINER and find:

<a href="{{ ($xf.options.logoLink && $xf.homePageUrl) ? $xf.homePageUrl : link('index') }}">

Replace/add:

<a href="{{ ($xf.options.logoLink && $xf.homePageUrl) ? $xf.homePageUrl : link('index') }}" target="_blank">

 

[clawbennett]

Awesome. Thanks. The direct editing of templates was where I was having issues. I couldn't find the logolink area. And thought of a simple suggestion! I like the fact that you can search and find out what template a string is in, but I don't like that I can't search the actual template... and if there is the ability, I sure as heck couldn't find it! lol

Thanks again! Worked like a charm.

 

[frm]

Awesome. Thanks. The direct editing of templates was where I was having issues. I couldn't find the logolink area. And thought of a simple suggestion! I like the fact that you can search and find out what template a string is in, but I don't like that I can't search the actual template... and if there is the ability, I sure as heck couldn't find it! lol

Thanks again! Worked like a charm.

CTRL+F while active in the template box brings up a search bar in the text box to find a string in the template.

 

[clawbennett]

Using a Mac, and the find feature did not work in the code area using Chrome.

 

[frm]

Using a Mac, and the find feature did not work in the code area using Chrome.

CMD F should work then. Did for me on High Sierra (RIP MacBook)

 

[clawbennett]

CMD+F pulls up the search, but for the main page. Whether active or not in the code frame.

 

[frm]

CMD+F pulls up the search, but for the main page. Whether active or not in the code frame.

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Put the cursor in the text box and press it.

Edit: Odd, it worked for me.

 

[clawbennett]

Yeah, same thing is happening in Safari and Firefox, won't search the code frame area. What's strange is if the line of code I am searching for is visible, it will find it in Safari, but if it's something that needs to be scrolled down to see, it will not find it.

Maybe it's just my system, but still, would be nice to have a built in feature.