<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE></TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
</BODY>
</HTML>
The code is this:
<IMG SRC=" " WIDTH=" " HEIGHT=" " ALT=" ">
In between the " " of the IMG SRC=" " you would put the image source or "path" of your picture. Eg:
C:\internet\graphics\your_picture.gif
The WIDTH=" " and HEIGHT=" " are a little more difficult. You can do one of three things.
- Not put in the WIDTH=" " and HEIGHT=" " attributes. This means the browser has to guess what the images' width and height are. Makes images load slow and you may not like what the browser decides to show.
- You can get a Graphics program that will give you that information. If you go this route, I'd suggest Paint Shop Pro.
- Or the easiest, which is to download an HTML Editor that will automatically put those attributes into your HTML. I'd suggest Arachnophilia for an HTML Editor.
The ALT=" " attribute is really cool. Ever put your cursor on a graphic on a page and a description pops up? When a page is loading, ever notice that in the box where the graphic is going to be, there's a name sitting in the box?
In between the " " of the ALT=" " put whatever you want to. "I Made This" or "This is a picture of my cat Fifi". Have fun. It doesn't have to be an exact thing. You don't even have to use the ALT=" ". One of the things I use it for is to put "E-Mail Me" on my e-mail graphic.
Always remember, writting HTML is an imaginative hobby. Sit back, relax and do what you want. Be creative. Have fun with it.
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