Both text and images can be hyperlinks. Normally text is enclosed in the anchor tags for a link, but you can include an image, using the img tag. With text you could have something like this:
http://www.wiki.answers.com">WikiAnswers
If you had an image called Answers.jpg in a local folder call Pictures, the link could use the image like this:
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No. If you put image between ancher tag, you will get hyperlink for Image as well.
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Actually, there's not much difference. A hotspot is basically a "spot" on an image map and can be linked to whatever you want to link it to using a hyperlink. A hyperlink uses the notmal HTML link tags and can be a text or image link.
Insert the following text into your HTML code:http://wiki.answers.com">IMAGE CODE OR LINK TEXT HERE
By graphical do you mean an image or graphical text?To display an image that functions as a hyperlink, use To display a hyperlink in a color other than blue, use Text hereReplace the X's with the color code, see a list at www.computerhope.com/htmcolor.htm
Click Remove Hyperlink on the shortcut menu to make the text into regular text.
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Text hyperlinks appear where you place them. You could hyperlink like: <a> Hyperlink </a> Me.
Hyperlink types: HTML :- <a href="http://yourlinkhere">Anchor Text</a>
< a hef="#" >< img src="#" >My Text Link< /a > You can hyperlink anything on a page. So, yes you can link a picture and an image in the same link if you like. The example has had spaces added (in the html tags) to prevent this site from displaying them as html.