How can I insert an image in my page and create a reference to another page?

Images

When inserting an image located in another folder into your HTML code, you should use its abbreviation (not its name!). The HTML editor inserts this automatically. Therefore, if you are entering the path manually using the plain text editor, the image tags should have the following format:

<img alt="your_description" src="/www/your_personal_identification_number/folder_abbreviation/your_image.gif"/>.

If you want your page to be accessible to people outside the Information System as well, you should delete the /auth part from the tag that has been generated by the HTML editor. Hence, the URL part of the tag should finally have the following format:

/www/your_personal_identification_number/folder_abbreviation/your_image.gif.

NB: The plain text editor is case-sensitive!

Hypertext References

When inserting hypertext references using the plain text editor, proceed the same way you would if you were writing the code in Notepad, Wordpad, or any other similar program. The hypertext references should therefore have the format of, for instance, <a href="https://www.seznam.cz">odkaz</a>. When working with the HTML editor, you can use the icon for inserting references.