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# How can I open only certain links in a new window/tab?

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### Tip! Maker allows you to set all links to open in a new window or the same window as a storywide setting. Use the steps listed below only if you want a certain link to open a new window and the rest of the page open in the same window.

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### Click on the element that you want to open in a new window.

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### Click "Add link"

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### Click on Trigger Custom Javascript

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### Edit the field and add the script as seen below and replace the URL as seen in the image below from <https://google.com> to the one you would like to take the user upon click. The script would look like this- window\.open ('add URL here', '\_blank') Click Done.

<figure><img src="/files/HDvxCW2HjFZfFoKOoLKG" alt="How can I open only certain links in a new window/tab? — step 5"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
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