December 7, 2024

Гонка в программировании ...

Виктор Багров, вы летите на конференцию по новым компьютерным технологиям и защите компьютерных программ.
Данила Багров, а куда вы летите, я пока не знаю. Я еще пару часов в интернете посижу.





It seems you're working with HTML code and trying to apply a centering style to a link. The `style="center"` is not a valid CSS property. If your goal is to center the link, you can use CSS to do so. Here are a couple of ways to center the link:

1. **Using `text-align` on the parent element:**

```html
<li style="text-align: center;"><a href="#doc_iskra">Документы</a></li>
```

2. **Using `display: block` and `margin: auto`:**

```html
<li><a style="display: block; margin: 0 auto;" href="#doc_iskra">Документы</a></li>
```

Both methods will center the link, but the first one is simpler if the list item is part of a larger list. The second one is more flexible for when you might want to apply it in different contexts or layouts.

If you want to trigger a modal or some action when the "Заказать прототип" text is clicked, you should either use a `button` element or attach JavaScript to the anchor tag. Here's how you can do it:

### Option 1: Using a Button (without `<a>` tag)
```html
<button class="open-modal">Заказать прототип</button>
```
This will allow you to trigger a modal or action when the button is clicked.

### Option 2: Using an Anchor with JavaScript (to trigger the modal)
You can keep the anchor tag but use JavaScript to trigger the modal.

```html
<li><a href="javascript:void(0);" class="open-modal-link">Заказать прототип</a></li>

<script> document.querySelector('.open-modal-link').addEventListener('click', function() { // Open modal code here }); </script>
```

In this example, `href="javascript:void(0);"` ensures that the link doesn't navigate anywhere, and JavaScript listens for the click to open the modal.

### Option 3: Using Button Inside a Link
If you absolutely want to keep a link for navigation (e.g., in cases where you're still referencing a URL), you can style it in a way that visually looks like a button:

```html
<li><a href="#" class="open-modal-link"><button class="open-modal">УТИЛИЗИРОВАТЬ</button></a></li>
```

But remember, this is still not the most semantically correct solution. Using `button` directly would be better.