Attaching JavaScript behaviors to links
You
can attach a behavior to any link in a document. Consider using
the following behaviors when you insert linked elements into documents:
- Set Text Of Status Bar
- Determines the text of a message and displays it in the status
bar at the lower left of the browser window. For example, you can
use this behavior to describe the destination of a link in the status
bar instead of showing the URL associated with it.
- Open Browser Window
- Opens a URL in a new window. You can specify the properties
of the new window, including its name, size, and attributes (whether it
is resizable, has a menu bar, and so on).
- Jump Menu
- Edits a jump menu. You can change the menu list, specify
a different linked file, or change the browser location in which
the linked document opens.
- Set Nav Bar Image
- Customizes the display of images in a navigation bar. For example,
you can use this behavior to display a certain image in the navigation bar
or page when the pointer is over a certain portion of the navigation
bar.
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