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Hello, does anyone know a way I can hide the address bar on my web site? I have a certain section that I want to hide the address on. For example, when someone goes to the medical link, it will open in a window with no http://www.mycompany.com in the bar. I thought there would be some type of JAVA script or something to hide this but I couldn't find anything.
This is only for a certain section of my site that I am testing. I don't want people to see where they are going because I will be moving it soon. I realize there is a way around finding my address but it's just for testing purposes now. Thanks |
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add this in your <head> of the html page
<script language="javascript"> <!-- function bigwindow(myurl) { window.open(myurl,"preview",'resizable=yes, location=no, menubar=no, status=no,scrollbars=yes,width=790,height=550'); } --> </script> Open |
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Check out this thread that deals with a Pop-up script. The Javascript controls which properties will be available to the new window.. however you should use the onclick handler of the <a> tag rather than rely on the user having Javascript enabled.
This will give you extra brownie points for site accessibility! :o) |
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