I’m experiencing an issue with keyboard navigation on my website. When I use the Tab key to navigate forward through interactive elements, everything works as expected (I can tab through <a> element with link_class and <button> element with button class). However, when I try to navigate backward using Shift + Tab, it skip button element and directly go to the <a> element.

I’m experiencing an issue with keyboard navigation on my website. When I use the Tab key to navigate forward through interactive elements, everything works as expected (I can tab through <a> element with link_class and <button> element with button class). However, when I try to navigate backward using Shift + Tab, it skip button element and directly go to the <a> element.

I’m experiencing an issue with keyboard navigation on my website. When I use the Tab key to navigate forward through interactive elements, everything works as expected (I can tab through <a> element with link_class and <button> element with button class). However, when I try to navigate backward using Shift + Tab, it skip button element and directly go to the <a> element.

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