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linking-images-and-urls-in-html

Related: [[./BNF 101 Base Informatiques|BNF 101 Base Informatiques]]


Summary summary

  • use <a href=‘Link’> </a> whenever you want to insert a link to another webpage Dig tags are used to define different sections, they act as a container for different html units that can then be styled by further CSS

Images need to have a source path. To insert an image, use <img src=“Path/to/image”>

If you have all your images located in a specific folder, then you’d need to precise that in the path.

Example: if I’m coding a website and have all my images under website/images then whenever I want to insert an image, the html code will look like this: <img src=images/“name-of-image.png”>

If I want the image to have a link, the <a></a> tags must go around the <img> tags.

Example: <a href=www.Wikipedia.com/Paris> <img src=images/“TourEiffel.png”></a>