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[ MISSING ] : anchor tags in USEFUL links section in FOOTER #1188

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shreyaspathki opened this issue Nov 6, 2024 · 5 comments
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[ MISSING ] : anchor tags in USEFUL links section in FOOTER #1188

shreyaspathki opened this issue Nov 6, 2024 · 5 comments

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@shreyaspathki
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Issue: Missing Anchor Tags in Footer Links

Description:
The "Useful Links" section in the footer currently uses <p> tags instead of <a> tags, causing the links to be non-clickable. Update the footer code to use <a> tags for each link under "Useful Links" to make them functional.

Expected Behavior:
Links should use <a> tags to enable click functionality and navigate to the relevant pages.

Suggested Fix:
Replace <p> tags with <a> tags in the footer's "Useful Links" section.

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@shreyaspathki
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@mansiruhil13 please assign me this task under gssoc24 extd and hacktoberfest 2024

@SparshKhanna0001
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SparshKhanna0001 commented Nov 6, 2024

@mansiruhil13 kindly add the gssoc extd tag

and which file has to be corrected, all?

@KanishkRajTech
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Hi! Could you please assign this bug to me? I’d like to work on fixing it.

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