If you're trying to make the image an actual link, then that's fairly hit-or-miss when it comes to working properly across a range of devices/apps. That's probably why you "
lose the URL and doesn't work". Especially if you're testing on something that uses Adobe's RMSDK for rendering.
Many devices provide some sort of pan and zoom functionality with images that wouldn't work if tapping on an image were to follow a link instead.
You're better off using text for the link and adding the image separately.
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Originally Posted by ebookscovers
IS THIS BELOW CORRECT because I lose the URL and doesn't work:
<div class="figure"><img src="../Images/twit.jpg" width="560" height="67" alt="twit.jpg"/></div>
<p><a href="https://twitter.com/UnknownOrigins9"><div id="box5"</a></p> |
You lose the link because there's nothing between the opening 'a' tag and the closing 'a' tag to BE the link. There also still seems to be some syntax errors in general with that snippet.
Sigil doesn't appear to be related to the issue here. You seem to need to do a little brushing up on html in general.