Open external links in new tabs of the browser in Sphinx HTML documents
If you enable sphinx_new_tab_link, external links of built HTML are opened in new tabs of your browser.
The reST
External link: `Example <https://example.com/>`_
is converted into
External link: <a class="reference external" href="https://example.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Example</a>
First, create your Sphinx documentation.
Then edit conf.py to use this extension.
extensions = [
"sphinx_new_tab_link",
]
new_tab_link_show_external_link_iconboolFalseIf you want to show external links with icons, set this to True in your conf.py.
new_tab_link_show_external_link_icon = True
External link: :icon-link:`Example <https://example.com/>`
Enjoy documentation!🙌
FAQs
Open external links in new tabs of the browser in Sphinx HTML documents
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