I was hoping some one could help me. Is there away to make pop up windows without using javascript.

here's what i'm using now is these another way

<a href="#" onClick="javascript:window.open('onlinegames/creepycrossword/CreepyCrossword.htm', 'pop1win', 'toolbar=no scrollbars=no')"><img src="onlinegames/creepycrossword/creepycrossword.gif" width="84" height="50" border="0" alt="Creepy Crosswords"></a></font></td>
<td width="79%" height="47">

<a href="your_window_url_here.html" target="_blank">Your link here</a>

This works in everything except for XHTML Strict. There's a doctype that supposedly allows for this but I've never fully understood it.

Thanks that works great now Does any one know how to the window property's
when you are opening it.

Thanks that works great now Does any one know how to the window property's
when you are opening it.

heres the code i'm using

Thanks that works great now Does any one know how to the window property's
when you are opening it.

heres the code i'm using

<a href="SuperCollapse3.htm" target="_blank">Super Collapse 3</a>

heres what i was using

<a href="#" onClick="javascript:window.open('onlinegames/creepycrossword/CreepyCrossword.htm', 'pop1win', 'toolbar=no scrollbars=no')">

how do i add that to my new code

your help is greatly appreciated

You can't, actually. Target="_blank" is a frame command. The other properties are Javascript-specific.

If you need those properties, then about the only other thing you can do is to do something like this (CODE HAS NOT BEEN CHECKED...that's up to you):

function loadNewLink(webLink) {
     var newWindow = window.open (webLink, 'pop1win','toolbar=no,scrollbars=no');
}
...
...
...
<a href="onlinegames/creepycrossword/CreepyCrossword.htm" onclick="loadNewLink(this); return false">

The (this) passes whatever's in the href part. This covers people who do and do not have Javascript enabled, so everyone's helped.