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3. The previous JavaScript examples only load the images in a new window, but the
language also has the power to dictate the design of the browser window, such as
the width and height, whether the navigation items are visible, and whether the
window is resizable. Building off the previous example, a simple version might look
like
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4. There are also many external scripts that handle this functionality as well. Roger
Johansson, author of the web design site 456 Berea Street, wrote a simple script
that loads any link with a rel="external" attribute in a new window, relegating the
behavior to an external file.1 Lightbox, another good option covered later, is a
piece of JavaScript that loads images into a
3. The previous JavaScript examples only load the images in a new window, but the
language also has the power to dictate the design of the browser window, such as
the width and height, whether the navigation items are visible, and whether the
window is resizable. Building off the previous example, a simple version might look
like
.4. There are also many external scripts that handle this functionality as well. Roger
Johansson, author of the web design site 456 Berea Street, wrote a simple script
that loads any link with a rel="external" attribute in a new window, relegating the
behavior to an external file.1 Lightbox, another good option covered later, is a
piece of JavaScript that loads images into a