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I've got a CellTable with multiple columns in simple TextCell()s. Two of the columns are 'clickable' via the ClickableTextCell() class, but I want to change how they look. What's the easiest way to get the cell contents to resemble an anchor tag, while still using a cell in the table? I've tried the following: 1. Implement a custom renderer to add anchor tags 2. Scouring Google looking for hints 3. Ignoring 'my library does it you just have to change your entire framework' links 4. Rolling my head across they keyboard It's funny how annoying this simple change is turning out to be. My current

I've read somewhere, that using anchor tag to submit a form isn't very safe, so that's my question: Is it safe, to use anchor tag instead of <button> or <input type="submit" /> to submit a form? And if it isn't, why ? The problem is, that I have a CSS class for a button, that shows what I want on <a class="button"> , but if I add it to an actual button it adds a weird border that I don't want. Thanks To use an anchor to submit a form would require the use of JavaScript to hook up the events. It's not safe in that if a user has JavaScript disabled, you won't be able to submit the form. For

I am working with Angular 6 project in which I have disabled/removed hash-location-strategy which removes # from URL. due to this change the link having: <li routerLinkActive="active"> <a [routerLink]="['/settings']">Contact Settings</a> <ul class="child-link-sub"> <li> <a href="#contactTypes">Contact Types</a> </li> </ul> </li> is no more working it just skips current components URL and puts #contactTypes after localhost. I found this link which should solve the issue using <a [routerLink]="['/settings/']" fragment="contactTypes" >Contact Types</a> which puts #contactTypes at the end of the

The default link color is blue. How to remove the default link color of the html hyperlink tag <a> ? The inherit value : a { color: inherit; } … will cause the element to take on the colour of its parent (which is what I think you are looking for). you can do some thing like this: a { color: #0060B6; text-decoration: none; } a:hover { color:#00A0C6; text-decoration:none; cursor:pointer; } .cancela,.cancela:link,.cancela:visited,.cancela:hover,.cancela:focus,.cancela:active{ color: inherit; text-decoration: none; } I felt it necessary to post the above class definition, many of the answers on