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Hyper Link Points to an Image
What Happens If a Hyper Link Points to an Image?
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If you want to build a hyper link to allow visitors to see an image
by clicking a hyper link, you can put the URL of the image directly
in the "href" attribute of the hyper link. If a visitor clicks the link,
the browser will fetch and display the image.
The tutorial example below shows you how image files can be linked by hyper links:
<p>Click the hyper link to see the <a href="http://www.ihrcanada.com/graphics/scenary.gif" >Scenary Image</a> provided by www.ihrcanada.com.</p>
The above code is included below in this document, so you can try it now.
Click the hyper link to see the Scenary Image provided by www.ihrcanada.com.
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