Button wrap with a ref isn’t working

[we1]

Hey guys,

 

Are you aware of the button wrap technique with a href? It’s not working for me. I thought it’s an internal error with HTML5. Let’s get together on this and see what’s wrong. Hope to hear from you soon!

[niche]

Is this what you're talking about?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45591769/the-correct-way-to-wrap-a-button-with-a-link

[_brym]

On 9/17/2021 at 8:33 PM, we1 said:

Hey guys,

 

Are you aware of the button wrap technique with a href? It’s not working for me. I thought it’s an internal error with HTML5. Let’s get together on this and see what’s wrong. Hope to hear from you soon!

Can you offer more specifics on what you're hoping to achieve? There's far too many ways to create buttons outside of simply using a button tag in a form. For example, CSS-based, image-based, entirely JavaScript-based through DOM manipulation. You could get unnecessarily creative and launch multiple server instances like Rust/Rocket, Python, Node, etc, with each generating separate buttons of their own and pipe them all through an Apache ProxyPass if you really wanted. Excessive, but creative nonetheless.

[steve.dimo]

I'm still studying this and what I'd like to know is this 

If I have 

<div id="image"> hover over an image below to display here </div>

<img class="home" src="Dr.jpg" onmouseover="upDate (this)" onmouseout= "unDo" Alt="my school photo" > </img>

 

If I hover on the image the text in the div changes together with the background-color

Thanks