Summary  
This chapter explains how to embed HTML anchor tags (including SVG icons) within Markdown to create clickable links.

General domain of usage  
Technical documentation

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This section contains a variety of buttons, each designed to perform a specific function.

This section provides auxiliary tools that support content formatting and data manipulation.

This section contains additional features and tools designed to provide enhanced functionality.

This section contains various text box elements.

Please don't use any elements from this section, as it doesn't provide any value for the content development. Thank you!

Please note that the elements in this section are deprecated and no longer recommended for use. It would be best to avoid using them moving forward. Thank you!

Link in Markdown