Adding Graphics
There are a few good things to know how to do with graphics:
- Add a graphic to the page: <IMG SRC="">
- Put the graphic to one side or center it: align
- Use a graphic as a background: background=""
Adding a graphic
To add graphics to your page, you need to use
<IMG SRC="http://www.someplace.com/directory/graphic.gif">
.
For example:
<IMG SRC="mail.gif">
If you do decide to use graphics, make sure that they don't take up
much memory. Otherwise, it will take a long time for your
page to load. People are impatient - they don't like to wait. So, try
to keep your graphic sizes to a minimum, and don't use too many of them.
Be sure to use graphics that are in the right format. The best two
to use are .jpg and .gif. Some people's browsers may not be able to show
graphics in any other formats.
Aligning the graphic
This won't work with all browsers, but it will with Netscape.
To align to the left:
<IMG
SRC="mail.gif
" align=left>
To align to the right:
<IMG
SRC="mail.gif
" align=right>
Using a graphic for your background
To do this, put background in the
<BODY> tag.
The Sample Page uses a graphic for its background.
The code in that case is:
<BODY background="whitebg.gif
">
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