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The link you want to provide is this:

http://smmlonline.com/articles/royal_navy_paints.html

Note how this differs from what you typed. All the details are important. If the URL is not exact, it will not function.

You typed, https The correct URL begins http...no "s".

At the end comes, .html First, you left out dot, and just ran it together...paintshtml

Your second one put a space...paints html No dot.

You also put a space after the underline after royal. The correct way is royal_navy, not royal_ navy

Compare directly:

http://smmlonline.com/articles/royal_navy_paints.html

https://smmlonline.com/articles/royal_ navy_paints html

See the differences?

It must be exact to work. I applaud your efforts to provide links, and hope to be helping. I think you are trying to laboriously type out each link. What you really need to learn is how to cut/paste. Is there someone you know who knows computers who could show you how to do that? Once you learn it, you should almost never have trouble providing links in the future.

Thank you for this link, and best of luck to you in future. Keep trying! Practice makes perfect.