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user 16872
The org-link tag should be used for questions about links in org-mode files. This is a feature of org-mode that allows users to include hotlinks to org headings within the same file, to other files on the same computer (e.g. text, emails, pdfs), to urls for internet resources. Additional link types are provided by external packages.
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Create image links in org-mode
It can be be done using a macro:
#+MACRO: imglnk @@html:<a href="$1"><img src="$2"></a>@@
This is an image link: {{{imglnk(path-to-file,path-to-image)}}}
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