Hawaiian Surfing: How Teens Brought It to the Mainland

Here’s a ‌breakdown of ‌the HTML code you provided, focusing on the image-related‌ parts and their‍ attributes:

First Image (Peruvian Surfers)

tag: This is⁣ a hyperlink.It wraps the⁣ image, making the image clickable.
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class="imagewrap":‌ A‍ CSS class for styling. id="featuredStackSquareImagenx-s1-5518289-101": A unique identifier for ​this specific link/image.
href="https://www.npr.org/...": the ‌URL the link points to.
data-metrics-ga4="...": ‍Data attribute used for Google ‍Analytics ‍4 tracking. It contains information about the click event.
tag: This ⁢element allows you to provide multiple image sources, letting​ the⁢ browser choose⁢ the best one based ‍on factors like screen size, resolution, and supported image formats.
tag: Specifies‍ an image source.
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srcset="https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/...": The URL of the image. The URL includes parameters ⁤for​ resizing, quality, and ⁤format.
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data-original="https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/...": The original image URL,​ likely used for lazy loading.
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data-template="https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/...": A template URL that allows ‌dynamic resizing, quality adjustment, and format selection. The {width}, {quality}, and {format} placeholders will be replaced with values.
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data-format="jpeg": Indicates the default image format.
class="img lazyOnLoad": CSS classes for ‌styling and lazy loading.
‌ * ‌ loading="lazy": A browser attribute that ‌enables lazy loading. The image will​ only be loaded when its near ‌the viewport.

Second ⁤Image (Loneliness/Gen Z)

This image is structured very similarly