Hi Badboy104,
The HTML URL Link ( <a href="
URL">
TEXT</a> ) is a pretty straight forward
Anchored Hypertext REFerence equating to a quoted valid web [page] address. An example would be:
CODE
<a href="http://www.zymic.com/index.php">ZYMIC WEBMASTER RESOURCES</a>
This above link provides a
TEXT URL Link to
ZYMIC WEBMASTER RESOURCES .
Utilizing an
IMAGE (your "button" Badboy104) ( <a href="
URL"><img src="
FILENAME PATH" alt="
DESCRIPTION"></a> ) the
Anchored Hypertext REFerence equating to a quoted valid web [page] address becomes just a little bit more coded:
CODE
<a href="http://www.zymic.com/index.php">
<img src="zymic.jpg" alt="ZYMIC WEBMASTER RESOURCES"></a>
Here (above) the the
WEB PAGE (that has your URL Link to the other page) and the
IMAGE (your "button" Badboy104) reside in the same folder within the website. The
IMAGE is the "zymic.jpg" and the
ALTERNATE (in the event the
IMAGE fails to display on the web page) is the quoted ZYMIC WEBMASTER RESOURCES.
This above link provides a
BUTTON URL Link to

.
Yes, You Need To Use The QUOTES As In The CODE(s).For more information feel free to visit
W3Schools HTML Links and
Tizag HTML - Image Links .
Hope this helps you out.