How To Create Links And Images In Html | Day 4 Of 100 Days Of Web Development

Creating Links:

Directly Add URL: Simply type the URL of the website you want to link to in your description. YouTube automatically converts it into a clickable link. This is the simplest method but lacks visual appeal.
Use Anchor Tags (<a> and </a>):
Within your description text, write the anchor text you want viewers to click.
Enclose the anchor text with the opening <a> tag.
Add the href attribute inside the <a> tag, specifying the URL of the website you're linking to.
Close the tag with </a>.
Example:

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Check out my website for more information: My Website
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Adding Images:

1)Embed images directly: You can't directly upload images to your YouTube description. However, you can embed images hosted on other websites using the <img> tag.
Find the URL of the image you want to embed.
In your description, use the <img> tag.
Add the src attribute inside the <img> tag, specifying the image URL.
Optionally, you can add the alt attribute to describe the image for accessibility.
Close the tag with />.

2)Use a link to the image: If embedding isn't possible, you can use the <a> tag as described before, but instead of linking to a website, link to the image URL. Clicking the anchor text will open the image in a new browser tab.

Important Points:

Ensure the links open in a new tab or window by adding target="_blank" inside the <a> tag.
Use relevant and descriptive anchor text.
Choose images that are relevant to your video and visually appealing.
Keep the size and number of images reasonable to avoid cluttering the description.