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Hello, How do I edit link behavior? Right now. everything opens in a new tab which is kind of annoying. Is there a way to have links open in the current tab? And maybe have external links open in a new tab? |
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Internal links are always opened in the same window, external links are by default opened in another tab. This can be configured via |
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Can internal links be opened in the current tab instead of a new tab? |
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They are. The question here is: What does the theme think, is an internal link? Anything that does not start with a protocol specification in the URL. So if you use |
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This helps a ton. Thanks for the clarification!
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Can internal links be opened in the current tab instead of a new tab?
They are. The question here is: What does the theme think, *is* an
internal link? Anything that does not start with a protocol specification
in the URL.
So if you use [website setup](
https://perfectdarkmode.com/posts/2023/03/building-a-minimalist-website-with-hugo/
) it will be handled as external link. Use relative links instead.
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They are. The question here is: What does the theme think, is an internal link? Anything that does not start with a protocol specification in the URL.
So if you use
[website setup](https://perfectdarkmode.com/posts/2023/03/building-a-minimalist-website-with-hugo/)it will be handled as external link. Use relative links instead.