(http://edition.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/11/07/bush.torture.ap/index.html)I looked for that on CNN to capture a picture, but by the time I looked, the prominent headlines had changed. I did find the two together at the bottom of one page.
If you search Google for something like "basic HTML guide", you'll find a lot of pages, any of which might be useful. (I suggest looking at a few to find one organized in a way that you like.) To make a hypertext link, the basic form is as follows:
<a href="target-URL-here">linked-text-here</a>
In place of linked-text-here, you can also have an image by using <img src="URL-of-image">. There are several additional parameters that you can add inside the img tag that affect characteristics like how text wraps around the image, where the image appears in the page, and the amount of space around the image. Here's the code that I used for the image and link I added at the beginning of this comment:
I created the image and saved it on my server (encanto.org) so that I could reference it, but I could've uploaded it to some photo site instead.
I do about half of my markup for LiveJournal by using semagic, a client program (http://www.livejournal.com/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=158) for creating journal entries.
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Date: 2005-11-07 04:26 pm (UTC)If you search Google for something like "basic HTML guide", you'll find a lot of pages, any of which might be useful. (I suggest looking at a few to find one organized in a way that you like.) To make a hypertext link, the basic form is as follows:
In place of linked-text-here, you can also have an image by using <img src="URL-of-image">. There are several additional parameters that you can add inside the img tag that affect characteristics like how text wraps around the image, where the image appears in the page, and the amount of space around the image. Here's the code that I used for the image and link I added at the beginning of this comment:
I created the image and saved it on my server (encanto.org) so that I could reference it, but I could've uploaded it to some photo site instead.
I do about half of my markup for LiveJournal by using