Perhaps you have an image that doesn't need to be hyperlinked in any way. You can do this from within WordPress during the process of uploading it.
Here's how it's done...
Here's the resulting code. Notice only the second part of the code is showing.
<img src="http://danieleuergetes.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/danieleuergetes250.jpg" alt="danieleuergetes250" width="250" height="333" />
The image is not hyperlinked nor does it have its own page that it's linked to.
Now, what if you want the image to be linked to another page on your site or anywhere else? Well, you can do that also! Just have the URL of the page you want to link it to handy...
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nomda ploom
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great and detailed, to the extent that the process is easily understood and we can focus on the "reasons why". Captions under pictures can also give the heads up as to what will happen when a reader clicks on a picture...some of think better pictorially after all- if that makes sense..
Daniel Euergetes
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I refrain from captions. My experience with them is that they can screw up and wind up mixed up with the other text. I don't know why, but it does happen. It seems to happen more often when you've chosen no border around the images. I personally don't like borders around mine, so it's kinda a give and take situation.
