The button appears as it should and reacts to a click, but doesn’t actually switch to the designated page. It is included in the site that is being built with GoDaddy’s web builder. Thanks.
Hi santoperdido8,
That is some old code you got there. It leads me to think that the rest of the GoDaddy’s web builder page is outdated too.
The <center> tag was depreciated in html 4 and is obsolete now. Besides that all the inline styles are very bad practice. If the rest of the page is like that it would be a nightmare to work on.
Obsolete and deprecated elements
I would look elsewhere for a page template if your not able to build your own. You don’t have to use godaddy’s page builder, you can upload your own site once it’s built.
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If you are just linking to another page you don’t need to use a form. If you want to transfer some data then use a form.
You can style a link to look like a button quite easily. If you want to get fancy you can apply all sorts of transitions when a user hovers etc
With a link you can add styling, whereas a form button you have to remove all the defaults if you want it to look differently.
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Ask GoDaddy to update it and just wait for it. Tell them it is not html5.
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