An href's target attribute can be set to display on a separate page by assigning "_blank" to it; e.g., in my site www.DuckbilledPlatypiRUs.org, I could link to another site this way:
<a href="http://www.BigSurGarrapata.com" target="_blank">Garrapata</a>
If I leave the target attribution out, the href'd site replaces the existing site on the browser's current page.
But I want to have the page/site display, not in the user's browser per se, but embedded within my site, in one of its tags; in my case, inside the Contents of an accordion "fold." I tried to get that to work this way:
<div id="accordion">
<h3>Garrapata</h3>
<div id="garrapataFold"><a href="http://www.BigSurGarrapata.com" target="#garrapataFold">Big Sur Garrapata site</a></div>
IOW, it's targeting itself; but that doesn't work; it acts as if I had assigned "_blank" to href's target attribute.
So am I going about this completely wrong, or am I close but don't know which value to assign to the target attribute?