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Good evening

While waiting for a professional, refer to the Target tag from memory.

Hello,

If I understood your question correctly, you just need to adapt this skeleton:

<a target="_blank" href="https://www.google.fr"> <img src="image.jpg"/> </a> 

Explanations:

• The img tag allows you to embed an image (the path is indicated by src). Ideally, you should avoid using more than one; all style attributes should be defined as much as possible in the site's stylesheet (css file).
• Only the a tag allows you to create a hyperlink. Therefore, you need to nest the img tag within the a tag.
  • The href attribute indicates the target address (URL);
  • The target="_blank" attribute is optional and means the target URL should be opened in a new tab.

Advanced explanations: Here, I wrote in XHTML, meaning "strict" HTML.

• An XML file consists of a nesting of tags. A tag can only close when all the sub-tags it contains are closed.
• A tag x is written starting with <x> (opening tag) and ending with </x> (closing tag), where x is a string of letters. Between these two tags, other tags, text, etc., can be inserted.
• When a tag contains nothing, it can be written in shorthand as <x/>. This is always the case for an image (img tag).
  • You could write <img ...></img>.
  • To abbreviate, you would write <img/> instead.
  • You could write <img> but in that case, the file is no longer XML (and therefore no longer XHTML): it becomes "just" HTML.
• The a tag must "envelope" the entire image, thus we cannot abbreviate this tag.
• You could perfectly wrap something other than the image in this link (for example, text).

Good luck

Hello as well,

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