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https://css-tricks.com/a-complete-guide-to-links-and-buttons/
failxontour
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2025-09-01 22:27
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Seems a bit like obfuscation with the <a> element today. It's not something uncommon but all this effort to style something to act and look like an element that is already there for year seems like nonsense to me. An article I read on css-tricks sorta aggrevated me to try out buttons intead of the usual a element
failxontour
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2025-09-01 22:27
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my personal site is a link aggrergator and I found a couple of articles related to <button> element and honestly the whole point we still using <a> today is kinda ridicioulus because it always had been this way. Well why did we ditch <strong> for <b> formatting then and later switch over to CSS for styling. Rambling a bit but all this useless duplicate annotation for something that should be as easy as a ready to be place
failxontour
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2025-09-01 22:23
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edited /Foo_East (+463) "repair one blog link from 2010 with Internet Archive, stub a 2009 section in case there was anyone from the community there (and acknowledge its existence)"
Loqi
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2025-09-01 22:15
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then I stumbled over popover commandfor="" and wanted to play arround with a new implementation especially as it utilizies the semantic <button> element
failxontour
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2025-09-01 22:13
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maybe a bit of an XY problem
failxontour
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2025-09-01 22:12
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@Murray as I had problematic links that do not offer a ssl certificate I wanted to warn users about the implications of potential viewing an unsafe website
failxontour
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2025-09-01 22:12
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@Murray as for me I ususally check down below on the left while hoverwing within the browser where the link takes me but this is not nessecarily a thing for mobile users they would have to press and hold a link to know where it takes you. I find this bad counter-intuitive UX design as it stops the user from actually checking links to where they take them
failxontour
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2025-09-01 22:11
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@Murray sorry I missed your posts on halloy and had to check online. I could probably code an example that can use the dialog option I wanted a simple popver event without a closing dialog present so it nessecarily interupts the user session to take a minute to look at where their being taken I've seen similar security methods for 3rd party link handling used on steam and other services
failxontour
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2025-09-01 22:09
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edited /follow (-9) "no longer a stub"
Loqi
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2025-09-01 21:55
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