Text on a web page is much more readable when illustrated. HTML reserves the img tag for this purpose. Using it in combination with other tags, you can make a picture an active link, including a larger version of the same image.
Instructions
Step 1
If the image file and the HTML file are located in the same folder, use the following HTML code to insert the image: where imagename.jpg
Step 2
If the file with the image is located on the same server, but in a different folder, change this construction as follows: where /folder/anotherfolder/imagename.jpg
Step 3
It is necessary to place images stored on other servers with caution - protection against leaching may be enabled there, and then instead of the desired image, the visitor of your page will see a warning about such protection. If there is no such protection, and the owner of the third-party server does not object to inserting the images stored there on other people's pages, use the following code snippet: where https://server.domain/folder/anotherfolder/imagename.jpg
Step 4
For the image to be at the same time a link to another page, use the following code:, where linktext is the link address (local or global).
Step 5
Finally, so that when the user clicks on the image the user will be able to see its enlarged copy, change the previous fragment as follows: located in the same server folder.
