Fixed size ratio

I’m using the Open Browser Window behavior on a link to
open a new window with a fixed size ratio. This works fine but I
would like there to be a link in that window that will open other
pages within it. I can’t figure it out because the Open
Browser Window behavior has no setting for opening another page
within the current window. There has got to be a way to do this!
Pleas help me out.

I don't understand. You open a popup window and then want
that popup to have links that open other popup windows? Exactly why
can't you do this?

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Is it possible to make a fixed size page in muse, so it doesn't resize?

I want to make a fixed size page (pic1),
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Thank you for reply - I will check it out…
Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2013 09:07:46 -0800
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