How do you make an anchor link non clickable or disabled?

How do you make an anchor link non clickable or disabled?

How do you make an anchor link non-clickable or disabled?

  1. remove the href part and add to your CSS : “cursor:pointer”, I assume you have a $(‘#ThisLink’).click or something like that? –
  2. $(“#ThisLink”).parent().find(“a”).remove(); – Adam Holmes Oct 4 ’11 at 22:51.
  3. Adam, this solution almost works.

How does an anchor link work?

An anchor link is a link that helps to link to the content on the same page that has an anchor attached. It is a unique id (identifier) attached to the content block or specific element. To add an anchor, you must be able to edit element CSS or have tools that allow you to do that.

Can we disable anchor tag?

If the (a) anchor tag has no href attribute, it is only a placeholder for a hyperlink. Supported by all browsers! We can’t disable it directly but we can do the following: add type=”button” .

What is a URL anchor?

An anchor link is a web link that allows users to leapfrog to a specific point on a website page. It saves them the need to scroll and skim read – and makes navigation easier.

Why are the anchor links on my website not working?

The anchor links on my website aren’t working. For instance: on the homepage there’s a button ‘stopsos.nl’ with a downwards arrow. Clicking it won’t bring the page where I’ve put the anchor id ‘hetverhaal’. Putting #hetverhaal behind the url does work. I’ve also noticed that some custom CSS mouse over effects aren’t working.

Why are my anchor links on Atlassian not working?

It would seem that there may be an additional problem that the link is “page title” dependant i.e. change the page location or title and the link would be broken. You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you’ve already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in. Hi am having similar problems : (

How do you set an anchor in confluence?

I guess it’s still the same limited functionality. Anchors work only if you refer to them from inside Confluence (and not from an external web page) and only if you set the link as advanced link and only if you set the link using the page title, followed by # and by the anchor name.

Where does my anchor go when I add a comment?

In both cases, when I use my anchor in the URL, it goes to the top of the page, not the anchor. The HTML snippet in my page source code is: You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you’ve already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.