Yes! Edit your links to open as a new tab or window in your visitor's web browsers. Learn to add your links to your Pages and Navigation Menus and encourage your visitors to explore different pages without exiting their initial page. 

In this article:

• Edit your link
• Navigation Menu
• Pages

Edit your link

Creating links to open in a separate tab is accomplished by adding additional text to the end of your page URL. This instructs the web browser to open the link as a new tab. This means you can simply apply the method below to Call to Action (CTA) buttons, Navigation Menu links, and Image Actions to Go to a URL that will open the linked page as a separate tab on your visitor's web browsers. 

For this example, we will edit a link in a Navigation Menu.

Navigation Menu

• Open the Website tab from the Dashboard.
• Click Navigation.
• Select the link you wish to edit or create a new one. 
• Copy /"target="_blank.
• Place your cursor at the end of the URL and paste /"target="_blank to the end of the URL.
• Click Save to keep your changes:

Read How to Customize Website Menus and Links for more details. 

Pages

Add links that open in separate tabs on your Website and Landing Pages to:

• Header and/or Footer Navigation Menus
• Call to Action (CTA) buttons
• Text
• Images

Call to Action (CTA) 

• Add a Call to Action block to your Page. 
• Locate the Button Action header.
• Select Go to a URL in the dropdown menu.
• Enter the URL you want your CTA button to lead to when clicked into the text box.
• Place your cursor at the end of the URL.
• Paste /"target="_blank to the end of the URL.
• Click Save to keep your changes.

Read How to Use a Call to Action for more details.

Text

Using the Insert/Edit Link in a Text block requires a different method to create a link that will open into a separate tab. Learn to Insert/Edit Links in a Text block to open as a separate tab when clicked.

• Hover over the Text block you wish to edit and click Edit.
• In the sidebar editor, highlight the text you wish to hyperlink.
• Once highlighted, click Insert/Edit Link.
• Then, open the Source Code by clicking  <> .
• Locate the hypertext reference for your linked text. This can be identified by <a href followed by your link.
• At the end of the link, before the closing bracket (the > symbol), place a space and paste target="_blank .

For example, <a href="https://kajabi.com/">, would look like

<a href="https://kajabi.com/" target="_blank>. 

Image

In the Pages editor, simply enable "Open in New Tab" to open your linked image as a separate tab. 

First, configure your Image Action:

• In your Page, click the Image block to access the editor.
• In the sidebar, locate the Image Action header.
• Click open the dropdown menu and select Go to a URL.
• In the field below, copy and paste your URL into the text box.
• Click Save to keep your changes:

Then, enable "Open in New Tab"

• Check Open in New Tab to open your link in a separate tab when your image is clicked as configured in the Image Action setting.