<img src ="https://www.PuStudy.Com/images/examples/australia-nz-map.gif" width="200" height="142" alt="Map of Australia and New Zealand" usemap ="#aus-nz">
<map name="aus-nz">
<area shape ="poly" coords ="3,47,45,12,105,7,140,60,120,125,12,90" href ="https://www.travel-explorer.com/category/places/australia/" target="_top" alt="Australia">
<area shape ="poly" coords ="180,85,200,98,167,142,157,138" href ="https://www.travel-explorer.com/category/places/new-zealand/" target="_top" alt="New Zealand">
</map>
The above example demonstrates usage of target=_top
when using the <area>
element.
The _top
value of the target
attribute indicates that the URL should open in a new window.
However, there are some possible variations to this rule, depending on whether the page is sandboxed or not. See the W3C website for more information.
target
AttributeThe target
attribute specifies the target frame to load the page into. Only to be used when the href
attribute is present.
Possible values:
U+005F LOW LINE
character.