The frame target corresponds to the window in which the target for the hypertext link will appear. By default, browsers display the target of a link in the same window. You can specify where the link will appear by defining the frame target in your page frame, or in another browser window.
You indicate the frame target when you create hypertext external links.
The frame target is identified by the TARGET attribute which is added to the A HREF command:
<A href="home.html" TARGET="b">Home</A>
You can define a frame target for each of the hypertext links that you add to a Web page. You can also define a default frame target for all the links indicated in the page.
On the Specialized tab, click on the External Link button. The External link dialog box is displayed.
In the External link dialog box click on the Frame targets tab.
In the text box Target
(frame name) enter the name of the frame target if you already defined
it.
If it is not a custom frame, click on the corresponding option of the
type of destination frame you want which brings up the definition table.
Select identification names for the frames with the help of the NAME attribute In the HTML document that contains the frame code.
To define a default frame target for all the links in the document:
The definition of a frame target will apply to all the links in a page, except those links that indicate a different target. This information should be entered directly on the edit window:
In the edit window, place
the cursor inside the <HEAD> and
</HEAD> tags and enter the following
command: <BASE TARGET
="target_frame">.
For example: