html and text widgets link, possible duplicate content

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src/layer/display-instructions/index.md

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-# Display instructions in the form using Text and HTML widget
+# How to Display Instructions in the Form
+The HTML and Text widgets can be used to display instructions in the form, as described in [Informational Widgets ](../info-widgets/).
+
 Sometimes, you may want to include instructions or tips for surveyors in your forms. <QGIS link="" text="QGIS" /> offers Text and HTML widgets that can be used for this purpose. Your text instructions can include [expressions and field values](#using-expressions-in-text-and-html-widgets) as well. The HTML widget supports various [HTML tags](https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/richtext-html-subset.html#supported-tags), so it can be also used, for instance, to display [online images](#using-html-widget-to-display-online-images-and-other-online-resources).
 
 These widgets can be found in **Available Widgets** in the **Other Widgets** section when using the [Drag and Drop Designer](../form-layout/#qgis-drag-and-drop-designer).

src/layer/embed-image/index.md

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 # How to Embed an Image
-The [**HTML widget**](/info-widgets/) can be used to display online images in the <MobileAppNameShort />.
+[[toc]]
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+## Photo
+A photo can be displayed in the form as described in [Displaying photos in QGIS](../photos/#displaying-photos-in-qgis).
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+## Online image
+The [**HTML widget**](../info-widgets/) can be used to display online images in the <MobileAppNameShort /> as described in [Using HTML widget to display online images and other online resources ](../info-widgets/#using-html-widget-to-display-online-images-and-other-online-resources)
 
 ::: tip Example project available
 Clone <MerginMapsProject id="documentation/forms-display-images-and-files" /> to how this works.
 :::
 
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 Your layer should contain a text field for storing the full URL link (here: `link`). 
 
 To show an online image in the form, configure the HTML widget with this expression (replace `link` with the name of the appropriate field in your layer):