Should a grammatical article be a part of a web link anchor

Usually an article need not be a part of your link. Usually it will be a definite article, like "The Times", "El Salvador", "Al Jazeera".

1. How do you hyperlink an article?
2. How do you format a URL in text?
3. What is informative link text?

How do you hyperlink an article?

Select the text or picture that you want to display as a hyperlink. Press Ctrl+K. You can also right-click the text or picture and click Link on the shortcut menu.

How do you format a URL in text?

Instead, if you have to wrap the URL to a new line, find a natural break like a slash, number sign, or other symbol, or if you must, in the middle of a long string of letters or numbers. Use common sense: don't break a URL right after a period or readers might think the period marks the end of the sentence.

What is informative link text?

Link text should consist of an informative description of the destination website rather than the actual URL. Bad example: https://oit.colorado.edu/services/consulting-professional-services/captioning/request-captioning/webform/request-captioning.