Images

HTML Code Images enhance the appearance of a page. The two primary image file types are GIF and JPEG. An image is inserted using the <IMG> tag. The image
<IMG SRC="mozilla_drawing.gif"> can be imbedded in text.

<P> Images can be place inline as above or between text. Using the ALIGN attribute, the alignment of text with the image can be TOP, MIDDLE, OR BOTTOM.

<P> <IMG SRC="mozilla_drawing.gif" ALIGN=MIDDLE> Middle Alignment

<P> The ALT attribute supplies a text description for non-graphical browsers like lynx or browsers not loading images. For example,

<P> <IMG SRC="mozilla_drawing.gif" ALT="Mozilla Drawing">

<P> Images can be links. <A HREF="http://www.rain.org">
<IMG SRC="mozilla_drawing.gif" ALIGN=TOP></A>

Browser Images enhance the appearance of a page. The two primary image file types are GIF and JPEG. An image is inserted using the <IMG> tag. The image can be imbedded in text.

Images can be place inline as above or between text. Using the ALIGN attribute, the alignment of text with the image can be TOP, MIDDLE, OR BOTTOM.

Middle Alignment

The ALT attribute supplies a text description for non-graphical browsers like lynx or browsers not loading images. For example,

[Mozilla Drawing]

Images can be links.

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