If necessary, set CSS display: inline; on the form to keep it in the flow with the surrounding text. Instead of in above example, you can also use . The only difference is that the element allows children.

Noted should be that, historically, the CSS appearance:button property worked as well in some browsers, but this was experimental and ended up being considered a misfeature. Only none or auto are allowed on elements.

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If it's the visual appearance of a button you're looking for in a basic HTML anchor tag then you can use the Twitter Bootstrap framework to format any of the following common HTML type links/buttons to appear as a button. Please note the visual differences between version 2, 3 or 4 of the framework:

But the problem with this is that in some version of popular browsers such as Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer, it adds a question mark character to the end of the URL. So in other words for the code above your URL will end up looking like this:

There is one way to fix this, but it will require server-side configuration. One example using Apache Mod_rewrite would be to redirect all requests with a trailing ? to their corresponding URL without the ?. Here is an example using .htaccess, but there is a full thread here:

You can use JavaScript to trigger onclick and other events to mimic the behavior of a link using a button. The example below could be improve and remove from the HTML, but it is there simply to illustrate the idea:

Solution #1 (Button in a form) seems like the most transparent for users with minimal work required. If your layout is not impacted by this choice and the server side tweak is feasible, this is a good option for cases where accessibility is the top priority (e.g. links on an error page or error messages).

If for some reason, accessibility is vital (JavaScript is not an option) but you are in a situation where your design and/or your server configuration is preventing you from using option #1, then solution #3 (Anchor styled like a button) is a good alternative solve this problem with minimal usability impact.

If you want to avoid having to use a form or an input and you're looking for a button-looking link, you can create good-looking button links with a div wrapper, an anchor and an h1 tag. You'd potentially want this so you can freely place the link-button around your page. This is especially useful for horizontally centering buttons and having vertically-centered text inside of them. Here's how:

This allows you to make the display: inline-table and the display: table-cell, which allows you to use vertical-align: middle on the and center it vertically (which is always nice on a button). Yes, you could use padding, but if you want your button to dynamically resize, that won't be as clean.

To Nicolas' answer, the following worked for me as that answer didn't have type="button" due to which it started behaving as submit type...since I already have one submit type. It didn't work for me ... and now you can either add a class to the button or to to get the required layout:

This way you could have another button in the same form that does submit the form, in case that's needed. I also think this is preferable in most cases over setting the form method and action to be a link (unless it's a search-form I guess...)

Be careful to make sure the button doesn't trigger any action, as that will result in a conflict. Also as Arius pointed out, you should be aware that, for the above reason, this isn't strictly speaking considered valid HTML, according to the standard. It does however work as expected in Firefox and Chrome, but I haven't yet tested it for Internet Explorer.

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Maybe you could do both? Redirect them to the guide immediately. Then, a day or so later you could send an email in case they forgot to download, or something like that. Or, you could add a slightly longer delay (48-72hrs) to give them time to read it, then ask for feedback or other thoughts via email. In that ask, you could provide a copy of the guide.

In summary, there's no one-size-fits-all answer. It might even be worth conducting A/B testing: send half of your leads an email with the link and direct the other half immediately to the guide. This way, you can directly measure which method works better for your specific audience and goals.

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If I remember correctly, if you have certain rules set on your linked record field (in the right margin of the interface form editing screen), then you are no longer able to prefill the form through the URL.

Ah, that's because the linked field has a space between each linked record name, so the resulting encode isn't in the right format. You're going to need to add a rollup field to display the primary field of the linked table, and use the formula "ARRAYJOIN(values, ',')" (thus removing the space), and then use that rollup in your ENCODE_URL_COMPONENT, and that'll work fine

You're absolutely right about the inconsistent behavior of this formula. I initially tried writing my own formula for the currency field without success. While @kuovonne's extension (which you have suggested in other posts) worked well for currency, it hasn't resolved the 'Link to another record' issue. I'm not sure if this is due to my addition of the RECORD_ID or another underlying cause. I'll follow your guidance and reach out to Airtable support for further clarification.

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Your administrator defines the maximum actions that shared link recipients can take separately for files, folders, and Box Notes and also defines the default choice for each when more than one choice is made available.

You can set the link options on individual files and/or folders by the owner, across all owned content, or by the admin for the entire company. Also, verify that the setting you choose allows file access to the person with whom you are sharing it. Otherwise, your intended recipient receives an error when they click on the link.

Finally, you can remove or cancel a shared link. To do this, from the Share window, click the Share Link slider to move it to the left. The slider color changes from blue to grey.

Box makes it easy to collaborate on and share files and documents with anyone, inside or outside your organization. However, when you share, move, or copy content, the permission to access those items might change, often to a less restrictive setting. More on how Box helps you keep your content secure.

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Link revision number, returned as a scalar. When you create a new link, the Revision property matches the link set revision number. When you modify a link and save the link set, the link set revision number increments by one and the Revision property updates to match the new link set revision number. The Revision property updates only when you save changes to the link.

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