HTML Frames Target

[Guest]

I use frames in many of my web pages. The web page containing the frameset information I create with a plain text editor. But for some of the actual web pages themselves, I like to use Atlantis.

Is there a way to specify the target frame when creating links inside of Atlantis?

Right now I'm having to create the web page with Atlantis, save it as a web page, and then open the html code produced and use a find and replace function to add target information to my links. It's a little round about and I was wondering if I was just not aware of a more direct route within Atlantis.

Atlantis is a fantastic editor. Keep up the good work.

[admin]

Hyperlinks in RTFs and DOCs cannot include the "target" component because it is a characteristic of the "<a>" element of HTML. It is an HTML-specific characteristic. It cannot be saved to RTFs or DOCs.

[Guest]

Atlantis' HTML page saving is quite powerful, but there are some things that would make it much better:

* doctype declaration:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/struct/ ... html#h-7.2
* valid HTML (for instance closing of <p> tags)
http://validator.w3.org/
* create a stylesheet instead of creating all those separate style declarations and the horribly outdated font tags
http://www.w3.org/Style/

I hope one day to see this in Atlantis, making it even more powerful than it already is