Images – Uses the “<img>” tag, and doesn’t have a closing tag. Basic attributes of the <img> tag are “src” (for the link name of the display image), “alt” (for a written description of the image), and “height”/”width” (for editing the height and/or width of the images)
Example: <img src=”white-flower.jpg” alt=”a blooming white flower” height=”100” width=”1000”>
Hyperlinks – Uses the “<a>” tag, and does have a closing tag. “a” in HTML means anchor. Has an attribute called “href”, which allows you to put links or other HTML files in it for the text between the opening and closing to take you to the link/file provided. Putting a “#” (hash symbol) in the href takes you to the top of the page instead.
Example: <a href=”#”>Placeholder link</a>
