[NeedKarma]

I want a 'naked' browser window, without toolbars or the template that our site uses. I've seen this before when selecting an image which is a map because that what I want it for. Can this be done? Is there a technical web design term for this?

[RickJ]

I can't picture what you want to do. Can you show an example from another site that you've seen before? Not sure I can help as it seems in many areas you know more than I, but I'm curious to see what you're talking about.

[NeedKarma]

Hmmm... I may have found the answer. Basically our site has these various templates that we use to build pages. I want to have a link to an image that opens in a window that does not have our headers and nav bar. I asked around the office and it's possible by building the page without referring to the style sheets which are the templates. I've sent the question to our hosting/programming partners. I was asking here to gauge how much effort would be required.

[Capuchin]

Very little, I think you're looking for a "popup" and can easily be done with javascript. The only problem is that many browsers now block popups due to the extensive use for advertising.

[RickJ]

Need, go here and click on the Catholic Spotlight link. Is something like that what you mean?

[RickJ]

If so, here's the code

<A HREF="#" onClick="crush=window.open('/programs/catholicspotlight.html','popup','toolbar=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=no,width=432,height=393');return false;">Catholic Spotlight</a> (encore) </p>

[NeedKarma]

Yea, that's what I was looking for... originally. Now I know the code for it, thanks!

After batting ti around a bit we figured that we do want to allow the toolbars and menu bars for ease of printing for the user.

[Capuchin]

Well it has all the toolbar and menubar options in the code :)