There are two main kinds of link in markdown and html: Resources such as images, and Redirects to other pages.
To link to another website. The easiest way is to use markdown syntax.
[The visible link](/the actual link)
For example:
Find out more at [matts story site](http://storyfeet.com)
Expands to the folling html
Find out more at <a href="http://storyfeet.com">matts story site</a>
And looks like:
If the link is to your own page don’t bother with the http:// instead just use a /local/url/value to the intended local URL
To include an image in your html the recommended way is to use html syntax, as it allows more flexibility with the image.
<img src="/path/to/image.jpg">
< > on the outside mark the beginning and end of the item.img indidates that this is an image item.name="value" The value must be in quotes. eg src="/path/to/image.jpg" or width="300px"src The value should simply be the path to the image in your folder view, as is beginning with a /.width and height use a number of pixels eg "300px".