[amadeuspagel]

So this is the way you're supposed to use it? Is this accessible?

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[louismerlin]

Only if you want a hyperlink that looks like a button. It's the only way I was able to do it in a classless way, but I'm open to other ideas.

[amadeuspagel]

Yes, I've understood that. But a hyperlink that looks like a button -- that's the kind of thing we have CSS for, and CSS also allows you to do more complex things, like a hyperlink that's more prominent then a typical link and invites you to click it, like a button, but which is still recognizable as a link, for example with an underline on hover, so that you know you can open it in a new tab.