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How to Create a Popup Window With Dreamweaver

If you have ever wanted to include a pop-up window with your website, such as for thumbnails or accessibility, Dreamweaver makes it easy to do so. Dreamweaver has included automatic scripting to let you change a few options and add a pop-up window to your website almost automatically with no hard coding involved. Follow these steps to add a pop-up window to your website.

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    Difficulty:
    Moderately Easy

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Dreamweaver
      • 1

        Start Dreamweaver. Open a new blank document by selecting "HTML" in the "New" category on the introduction splash screen.

      • 2

        Type the word "Link" or some other text so you can test out the pop-up window onto your new blank HTML document and select it when you are finished.

      • 3

        Choose the "Window" menu, and then "Behaviors" to bring up the Behaviors panel.

      • 4

        Click on the "+" symbol and then choose "Open Browser Window" to view the Open Browser Window pop-up properties. Here, you can set the specific properties you would like to apply to your pop-up window.

      • 5

        Key in, copy and paste or browse to input the URL you wish the visitor to be directed to when he clicks on the word "Link" in your document.

      • 6

        Specify the width and height of the pop-up, as well as any attributes you want the pop-up to contain such as a toolbar, menu bar, status bar, scrollbars or resize handles and click "OK."

      • 7

        Select "onClick" from the Events column in the Behaviors panel to set the pop-up window to occur when the word "Link" is clicked.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Use the keyboard shortcut of Shift+F4 to quickly bring up the Behaviors panel.

    • You must be in Preview view before you can test to see if the pop-up window works correctly.

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    Comments

    • nevlin Sep 30, 2009
      I can't get the link to actuate - is there an actuator command after 'onlink'?
    • evolution2025 Jun 27, 2009
      This works beautifully. Is there a way to position where on the web page the popup window is located?

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