What is the recommended way to handle links that are used only for style and / or interactive purposes?

Question

For example, the link below launches something in jQuery, but doesn’t go to another page, I used this method a while ago.

<a class="trigger" href="#"> Click Me </a>

Please note that there is only a hash tag and usually causes the page to skip when clicked, right? [I think]. This is only for interactive materials, does not go to another page or anything else. I see that many developers are doing this.

I feel this is wrong. Is there any other recommended way to do this without using HTML attributes, as it is not intended to be used?

Do not use <button>ether because the link will not be a button.

Maybe without a hash?

<a class="trigger"> Click Me </a>

& in CSS:

.trigger {
 cursor: pointer;
 }

So the user still knows what you want to click?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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{
    e.preventDefault();
});

HTML

<a class="trigger" onclick="return false;" href=""> Click Me </a>

Answer 3

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I recommend storing href = "#" in your tag and add return falseto the end of the script that is run by reference.

I see no reason why you would like to use the A tag for style purposes.

Answer 4

in konqueror (kde browser), you can disable pointers to change. Then your decision will fail. But in general, I agree with you.