yes
you would need a URL that contains numbers letters and dashes
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Yes , the mathematics contains the equal symbol
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Any image link is done the same way. You need the part of the code that contains the url, the part that contains the image and the part [optional] that contains the words that show up when you hover over the image. < a href= " url"> is the first part of the code. The next part is < img src= " image url"> That is the image url. If you want words to show under the mouse when you hover you add alt=" whatever you want to say"> after < img src=" image url"> So the finished code will be < a href=" url">< img src=" image url" alt=" whatever you want to say">
A URL in the URL box contains a maximum of 2000 words. It cannot be extended beyond that limit.
symbol
In a URL, a symbol often serves a specific function to delineate different parts of the address. For example, a forward slash (/) separates different sections of a path, while a question mark (?) indicates the beginning of query parameters. Other symbols, like the ampersand (&) or equal sign (=), are used to separate multiple parameters and define their values. Each symbol helps structure the URL for proper navigation and resource identification on the web.
No, email address contains @. That's just www address (URL).
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I don't think there is one. You have to go to a specific URL which contains an identiifer to your account. This URL is usually e-mailed to you by IRTC or whoever you registered with.