According to the syntax your declaration is a little off. The function is also create_attribute, not create_attributes.

https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/theming-drupal-8/using-attributes-in-templates

You probably want something like this:

{% set link_attributes = create_attribute() %}
{% set link_href = content.field_link.0['#url'] %}
{% set link_title = content.field_link.0['#title'] %}

<a{{ link_attributes.setAttribute('href', link_href).setAttribute('title', link_title }}>
  <div>{{ content.body }}</div>
  <div>{{ content.field_subtitle }}</div>
  <div>{{ content.field_category }}</div>
  <div> {{ content.field_link.0['#title'] }} </div>
</a>

Unfortunately, since you are wrapping fields with the value of a link field, this might be more manual than you would prefer. This is because Drupal is not rendering the field, you are creating html on the fly - link fields in particular are tricky because there is often the case of wrapping data with an anchor in say, a card display format or a clickable CTA. I am not sure if anyone has found better methods of achieving this.

I wonder if anyone has written an extension that will in fact let you render a link field but intake other fields in a tag like you mentioned in another question, so you could wrap them.

According to the syntax your declaration is a little off. The function is also create_attribute, not create_attributes.

The {{ attributes }} variable in a node twig template won't hold what you think it holds for the link tag. So, you will need to create a new one.

https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/theming-drupal-8/using-attributes-in-templates

You probably want something like this:

{% set link_attributes = create_attribute() %}
{% set link_href = content.field_link.0['#url'] %}
{% set link_title = content.field_link.0['#title'] %}

<a{{ link_attributes.setAttribute('href', link_href).setAttribute('title', link_title }}>
  <div>{{ content.body }}</div>
  <div>{{ content.field_subtitle }}</div>
  <div>{{ content.field_category }}</div>
  <div> {{ content.field_link.0['#title'] }} </div>
</a>

Unfortunately, since you are wrapping fields with the value of a link field, this might be more manual than you would prefer. This is because Drupal is not rendering the field, you are creating html on the fly - link fields in particular are tricky because there is often the case of wrapping data with an anchor in say, a card display format or a clickable CTA. I am not sure if anyone has found better methods of achieving this.

I wonder if anyone has written an extension that will in fact let you render a link field but intake other fields in a tag like you mentioned in another question, so you could wrap them.

According to the syntax your declaration is a little off. The function is also create_attribute, not create_attributes.

https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/theming-drupal-8/using-attributes-in-templates

You probably want something like this:

{% set link_attributes = create_attribute() %}
{% set link_href = content.field_link.0['#url'] %}
{% set link_title = content.field_link.0['#title'] %}

<a{{ link_attributes.setAttribute('href', link_href).setAttribute('title', link_title }}>
  <div>{{ content.body }}</div>
  <div>{{ content.field_subtitle }}</div>
  <div>{{ content.field_category }}</div>
  <div> {{ content.field_link.0['#title'] }} </div>
</a>

Unfortunately, since you are wrapping fields with the value of a link field, this might be more manual than you would prefer. This is because Drupal is not rendering the field, you are creating html on the fly - link fields in particular are tricky because there is often the case of wrapping data with an anchor in say, a card display format or a clickable CTA. I am not sure if anyone has found better methods of achieving this.

According to the syntax your declaration is a little off. The function is also create_attribute, not create_attributes.

https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/theming-drupal-8/using-attributes-in-templates

You probably want something like this:

{% set link_attributes = create_attribute() %}
{% set link_href = content.field_link.0['#url'] %}
{% set link_title = content.field_link.0['#title'] %}

<a{{ link_attributes.setAttribute('href', link_href).setAttribute('title', link_title }}>
  <div>{{ content.body }}</div>
  <div>{{ content.field_subtitle }}</div>
  <div>{{ content.field_category }}</div>
  <div> {{ content.field_link.0['#title'] }} </div>
</a>

Unfortunately, since you are wrapping fields with the value of a link field, this might be more manual than you would prefer. This is because Drupal is not rendering the field, you are creating html on the fly - link fields in particular are tricky because there is often the case of wrapping data with an anchor in say, a card display format or a clickable CTA. I am not sure if anyone has found better methods of achieving this.

I wonder if anyone has written an extension that will in fact let you render a link field but intake other fields in a tag like you mentioned in another question, so you could wrap them.