<img>
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No site would be complete without images so I included this very short chapter to teach you about the attributes and how to use them.
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You put an image in you page by typing <img>. Note that this tag, unlike others, does not have an </img> tag.
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To tell the browser where to find the image you are looking for type src="". Inside the double quotes("") put the URL(a.k.a. address) of your image. FYI: most versions of Netscape do not support bmp files
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All images must have the src command in their tag so the browser can find the image.
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An example of an image would be:
<img src="images\HTMLtitle.jpg"> displays
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Here is a list of other attributes of the <img> tag:
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| <img align="center"> |
center the image |
| <img alt="HTML"> |
This will show a small box with the text "HTML" in it when you move your mouse over the image |
| <img border=13> |
This attribute gives the image a border of 13 pixels |
<img height=200> |
This forces the image to have a height of 200 pixels |
<img width=300> |
This forces the image to have a width of 300 pixels |
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There are attributes for an image that are much more advanced, but we only need to make, and format images. We do not need them to do back-flips.
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