Suggested Feature: Improve Navigation UX by converting Title Buttons to Anchor Tags

Hey devs! Love the UI, but I noticed that the post titles (specifically the h3 inside the button.group/title) are currently using elements handled via JS rather than standard tags.

While the click-to-redirect works fine for a standard click, it breaks the native browser 'Open in new tab' functionality (middle-mouse click or Ctrl+Click). Since these titles act as primary navigation to the community post entries, it’d be a huge UX win to make them native links.

The Fix: You can swap the

for an tag while keeping the same Tailwind utility classes to preserve the layout. Since the parent is already relative, you could also use the 'stretched link' pattern if you need to keep the button for some reason.

Current structure (uid: 21661):

html

Title Text

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Change: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- html

Title Text

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why do this?

Native Middle-Click: Users can open multiple posts in new tabs without a custom JS implementation.
SEO/Accessibility: Better indexing for the site and more standard behavior for screen readers.
Zero Performance Cost: No extra JS listeners needed; just standard HTML behavior.

I specifically would appreciate this feature update because I like to browse the community posts, but when I click on a post and then go back to the main post list page it automatically brings me back to the top and I have to scroll back down to where I was. This change would allow me to open the posts in new tabs so that I can read the post and keep my scroll position in the previous tab.

Keep up the great work on the site!