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Images and links in HTML

Copy the image Fact or Fake into the folder of the HTML presentation.

Then insert the image via a link in the source code above the heading "Types of Fake News."

<img src="fakt-fake.png">

This embeds the image in the running text and pushes itself between the text and the heading.

Links are essential on webpages. You also reached the image above via a link.

Links are inserted using the <a> </a> tag.

The a stands for anchor.

The text between <a> and </a> appears as a clickable link on the screen.

Inside <a>, href (Hypertext Reference) refers to the location where the link should go.

Links can lead to a location within the same page, to another page of the same domain, or to completely different websites.

<a href="http://google.de">Link to google</a>

Add a link to https://www.mimikama.org under the table "Who, How, Why" on the webpage.

Your page should now look something like this:

It could look better!