[hihassan]

Hi,

I am working on my blogsite, don't know much of CSS but I found a way to hide the URL of my link in the Window Status using;

<a href="link" onMouseOver="window.status=' ' ; return true;" >

However the linked page takes a second or two to load, and while it loads the link appears in the Window Status. Is there any way for me to hide that totally as it loads? also i don't want to show the url of link if someone right click on it...

Thanks.

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Not sure about not showing in the browser's address window, but can try visibility: hidden for the page itself. There is really no way to prevent right-clicking except by JavaScript and anyone can disable it and then right-click or just look at the source code.

There may be a way to do an engine rewrite statement on your .htaccess file if allowed to change url in browser window. Personally, I would be very suspicion of any site trying to hide links and URLs and ban them.

Ron

Corrected style code.

Edited by Major Payne, 15 July 2008 - 08:12 PM.

[Major Payne]

Not sure about not showing in the browser's address window, but can try visibility: hidden for the page itself. There is really no way to prevent right-clicking except by JavaScript and anyone can disable it and then right-click or just look at the source code.

There may be a way to do an engine rewrite statement on your .htaccess file if allowed to change url in browser window. Personally, I would be very suspicion of any site trying to hide links and URLs and ban them.

Ron

Corrected style code.

Edited by Major Payne, 15 July 2008 - 08:12 PM.

[Ax238]

I would echo the same concerns as Major already has. To do this in javascript, you could try using:

<a href="" onClick="window.open('link', '_blank', '');">Link</a>

This will open the 'link' in a new window without showing the link's URL in the status bar, it will just show the current page's URL.

Regards,

Ax

[hihassan]

I would echo the same concerns as Major already has. To do this in javascript, you could try using:

<a href="" onClick="window.open('link', '_blank', '');">Link</a>

This will open the 'link' in a new window without showing the link's URL in the status bar, it will just show the current page's URL.

Regards,

Ax

that works... thanks a lot

[Ax238]

Great! Glad to hear it.