Make your pictures clickable in articles - updated with example
When you write an article at APSense, you can upload pictures from your PC.



These pics can be made clickable, instead of putting a link in a text under it.
I will show you how. First, here is a pic of an article that has a picture in it:

There are 4 steps to make a picture clickable:
- Put the link in your clipboard, i.e. copy it, but don't paste it
- Highlight the picture with your mouse
- Click on the "add link" icon
- Add the link, put a title to the page where the link will bring us
I suggest you choose "new window" so that a new tab will open in your browser when we click on the picture. That way, if readers want to check a detail in your article, they still can, since the tab is still there. At least, this technique works for FireFox and Chrome. I never use IE.

Here is a picture where I show the picture as it is highlighted, You also see where is the "add link" icon.

Below is an example of a clickable image. You'll notice I chose to open it a new tab.
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