Of course! Thank you for following up with questions about it rather than posting a careless comment.
I have seen buttons on the internet that give you the option to have two separate functions within the same button.
For example, in the image I have above of the button, I want the “Review PDF” part to take the user to a separate page to review the PDF (I’ve done that successfully in my website). BUT I want the icon to simply download the PDF immeadiately rather than perform the same action. I have tried multiple other options within the HTML, but I can’t seperate the two actions without the button element making it look like two different buttons.
Make sense?
Does it have to do with display property like what I’ve seen discussed here?
What class or setup does boostrap use for what your suggesting? Anything would be deeply apprecaited. I’m burning alot of time to perform something so simple. AHHHHH
The buttons don’t line up with each other when I try to use it. Is this a display:block-inline issue?
Wait, I am using Drupal and it’s putting <br> in my code without my initiative. The above code works fine now once I remove all spaces in my code. CMS editors really aren’t developer friendly sometimes!!
YeS!!!
But how do you make one open a page with the a PDF file shown to you and the icon one, when clicked, download it directly without showing it to you??? I got this:
But right now they both open a new window when I just want one to open a window to show the PDF while the other downloads a file directly. Make sense???