Class Button

All Implemented Interfaces:
ElementAttributeMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, ElementClassListMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, ElementConsumerMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, ElementContainerDelegate<HTMLElement, Button>, ElementContainerMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, ElementEventMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, ElementIdMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, ElementQueryMethods<HTMLElement>, ElementTextMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, HTMLElementAttributeMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, HTMLElementDataMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, HTMLElementStyleMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, HTMLElementVisibilityMethods<HTMLElement, Button>, IsElement<HTMLElement>, TypedBuilder<HTMLElement, Button>, Component, ComponentIcon<HTMLElement, Button>, ComponentIconAndText<HTMLElement, Button>, ComponentProgress<HTMLElement, Button>, Modifiers.Disabled<HTMLElement, Button>, Modifiers.Inline<HTMLElement, Button>, Modifiers.NoPadding<HTMLElement, Button>, Modifiers.Plain<HTMLElement, Button>, Modifiers.Primary<HTMLElement, Button>, Modifiers.Secondary<HTMLElement, Button>

A button is a box area or text that communicates and triggers user actions when clicked or selected. Buttons can be used to communicate and immediately trigger actions a user can take in an application, like submitting a form, canceling a process, or creating a new object. Buttons can also be used to take a user to a new location, like another page inside a web application, or an external site such as help or documentation.
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