I use a 1x1 table to simulate buttons.
It's hard to believe there is no option in the link macro to make it look like a button, but there you have it.
Good point, I should have explained more. My apologies.
A button is an html element that gets drawn by your browser when it draws a page containing the right code. You have a list of links that you want to render as buttons. The standard way for a browser to render a link is with some text and some indicator (usually an underline) that is clickable. Confluence does this with any text you define as a link.
But it doesn't have anything to format them as a button instead of a link. This is where a "user macro" becomes useful - these are snippets of code you can add to Confluence that add macros without needing you to write addons. What you want to do is enter your link inside a "user macro" that does all that html rendering you need. You can't (easily) embed html into a Confluence page to do this work, and it's horrid for any editors when you do, but a user macro takes all that away.
I think your user macro should read something like
<form method="link" action="$url"><input type="submit" value="$text on button"/></form>
To expand on how to do that and how to get $url and $text-on-button in there see https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Writing+User+Macros
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Ok, that's not a "radio button", it's just a button. I'd write a short user macro that wraps "format me as a button" around a url to do that.
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I have a list (of pages) that I have placed on our main page. I want to create a "radio button " for them so people can just click on it and it will take them to the page. Similar to the "Save" button below.
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I am not literate in this lingo, please explain how to "write a short user macro that wraps "format me as a button" around a url "
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To what? You'll need to be more specific.
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