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Using html or javascript or enable BlackFriday.hrefTargetBlank

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I would prefer for external links to open in new tab while internal links open within the same tab.

How to create links in Hugo content markdown

Internal links

Usually we use ref (absolute full link) and relref (relative link) to create links. The nice things about using this shortcode is that it will auto resolve the full path using just the slug.

Sample output of the above markdown:

External links

Standard markdown syntax for links are supported.

Link target=’_blank’ support for external link

HTML

The easiest method is to use HTML directly for external link.

BlackFriday markdown

You can configure BlackFriday markdown to enable hrefTargetBlank where all external links shall be generated with target='_blank'.

Add the following configuration to config.toml.

The problem with using this method is that internal links generated using rel and refrel shall have target='_blank' attribute as well (Issue #2424).

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For internal links, use standard markdown syntax for links or reference link.

Sample output of the above markdown:

JavaScript

You can use javascript to detect all external links and add target='_blank' attribute to them.

Markdown

Some variety of markdown support the following syntax, but not supported in Hugo/BlackFriday.

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