<prompt> Bontša mokhoa oa ho theha sehokelo sa sengoloa sa inthaneteng.  <response>: Instruction in English: Show how to create a link to an online article. . Response in English: There are several ways to create a link to an online article. Here are some examples:1. Using HTML: Click here to read the articleThis will create a hyperlink and when clicked, the user will be redirected to the article. The text within the and tags can be changed to any desired text, for example, the title of the article. 2. Using Markdown: Click here to read the articleThis will create a clickable link, similar to the HTML example above, using Markdown syntax. The text within the square brackets can be changed to any desired text. 3. Using plain text: Simply copying and pasting the URL into a document or message will create a link that can be clicked by the user. Note that this method may not work in all situations and it may depend on the platform or application in which the link is being shared. . Response in Sesotho: Ho na le mekhoa e mengata ea ho theha sehokelo ho sengoloa sa inthanete. Mehlala ke ena: 1. Ho sebelisa HTML: Tobetsa mona ho bala sengoloa a Sena se tla theha hyperlink mme ha o tobetse, mosebelisi o tla fetisetsoa sengoloa. Mongolo o ka hara li-tag tsa le o ka fetoleloa ho mongolo ofe kapa ofe o batloang, mohlala, sehlooho sa sengoloa. 2. U sebelisa Markdown: Tobetsa mona ho bala sengoloa Sena se tla theha sehokelo se tobehang, se tšoanang ho mohlala oa HTML o ka holimo, o sebelisa syntax ea Markdown. Mongolo o ka hara masakaneng a sekwere o ka fetoleloa ho mongolo ofe kapa ofe o batloang. 3. Ho sebelisa mongolo o hlakileng: Ho kopitsa feela le ho maneha URL tokomaneng kapa molaetsa ho tla theha sehokelo se ka tonyang ke mosebelisi. Hlokomela hore mokhoa ona o kanna oa se sebetse maemong ohle mme o ka itsetleha ka sethala kapa tsebeliso eo sehokelo se sebelisoang ho eona. arolelanoa. 