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Link semantic element based on anchor tag

The Link component is based on the HTML a element and supports common margin props.

Link size prop controls text size with line height and letter spacing

The size prop on Link controls the size of the link and provides correct line height and corrective letter spacing. As text size increases, the relative line height and letter spacing decrease.

Link size prop accepts values 1 through 9

The Link component accepts size values from 1 to 9.

Link weight prop sets text weight

The weight prop on Link sets the text weight and accepts values: regular, medium, and bold.

Link truncate prop truncates text with ellipsis

The truncate prop on Link truncates text with an ellipsis when it overflows its container.

Link color prop assigns specific color

The color prop on Link assigns a specific color from the theme color palette.

Link highContrast prop increases color contrast

The highContrast prop on Link increases color contrast with the background.

Link underline prop manages underline visibility

The underline prop on Link manages the visibility of the underline affordance and accepts values: hover and always.

Link basic example

<Link href="#">Sign up</Link>

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