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Making a link with

javascript:void(0)

violate the W3C standard.

I need to have a

 <a href="">

in my code that is not clickable and pass the W3C norms. Please don't tell me to just remove the a link because I need it for my menu and the class is important.

How could I make a link that goes nowhere and it's W3C friendly ?

Making a link with

javascript:void(0)

violate the W3C standard.

I need to have a

 <a href="">

in my code that is not clickable and pass the W3C norms. Please don't tell me to just remove the a link because I need it for my menu and the class is important.

How could I make a link that goes nowhere and it's W3C friendly ?

• javascript
• hyperlink
• w3c

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Just use this onclick event, which does exactly the same as void(0)

<a href="#" onclick="return false;">Something</a>

So long as there's not any scrolling on your page, why not

<a href="#" id="yourDeadA">

document.getElementById("yourDeadA").addEventListener("click", function() {
    //run your code
    return false;
});

This should work fine :

<a href="#"></a>

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