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What is a non clickable link called?
It’s called an affordance. To be fair, a “non-clickable link” is an oxymoron. However, I assume that any text on a website that references another page will link to it. It might be an email address, a page title, or a navigation tag – but sometimes there’s no way to click it.
Why is link not clickable?
In a plain text message, you want to make sure that you are including the full URL of the page that you want to link to, http:// and all. For example: example.com – Will not be clickable. In an HTML message, you need to create hyperlinks in order for them to be clickable.
How do you make a span not clickable?
- HTML: description CSS: . noclick{ display:none;} 😉
- @Shamik would you consider moving your ‘accepted answer’ tick to the second answer that uses ‘pointer-events: none;’ ?
- cursor: default; pointer-events: none; this will help you.
- I think your design is wrong from the beginning.
How do I make a Link not clickable?
In order to disable a HTML Anchor Link (HyperLink), the value of its HREF attribute is copied to the REL attribute and the value of HREF attribute is set to an empty JavaScript function. This makes the HTML Anchor Link (HyperLink) disabled i.e. non-clickable.
Now navigate to the Weebly code editor under “Theme > Edit HTML / CSS > Assets > main_style.css” and add the following CSS code. Save the changes and publish your site to see the second top navigation menu is not clickable and the cursor will not change to a hand on hover.
Each top level navigation menu is identified with a CSS class like “.wsite-nav-1”, “.wsite-nav-2″,”.wsite-nav-3″, etc. where 1 being the “Hoe” page generally. The numbers may change based on your theme and note down the CSS class of the navigation menu you want to make it not clickable.
How is the top level navigation menu identified?
When you move your mouse over each top level navigation menu you can see the corresponding CSS classes. Each top level navigation menu is identified with a CSS class like “.wsite-nav-1”, “.wsite-nav-2″,”.wsite-nav-3″, etc. where 1 being the “Hoe” page generally.