# Code ## API This component extends the native anchor tag props. This means this component can receive the native html anchor tag attributes, for example, the `target` attribute (which is why it's not included in the table). See for reference: [anchor tag props](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a).

Props	Data Type	Required
`children`	`string`	✅
`className`	`string`	❌
`href`	`string`	❌
`isUnderlined`	`boolean`	❌
`isDisabled`	`boolean`	❌
`iconBefore`	`AvailableTelicon`	❌
`iconAfter`	`AvailableTelicon`	❌

{% hint style="info" %} The `href` prop is not technically required in the `Link`, but it is strongly recommended. The `href` prop specifies the URL of the page that the link goes to, and it is essential for creating functional links. {% endhint %}

children

In this case, the "children" of the Link component is just a plain text string, which means it's not any kind of HTML or JSX code. It's just a simple message that we want to show on the Badge.

isUnderlined

The `isUnderlined` prop is a property used in the `Link` component to add or remove an underline from text. When set to `true`, the text is underlined, and when set to `false`, it's not. It's often used to indicate links or add emphasis to text within a component.

isDisabled

The `isDisabled` prop is a property used in the `Link` component to indicate that the component should be disabled and not clickable. When set to `true`, it visually indicates that the component is disabled and cannot be interacted with.

IconBefore and iconAfter

Collection of available icons to implement on the `Link` component. This collection is based on the Telicon icon collection that can be found [here](https://2600hz.github.io/sds-telicon/). This will render the passed icon after/before or both the children.

## Examples


Live Code	Code Sandbox

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