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01
May
2008

Image Tag

The HTML tag for images is <img>, and it has a src attribute which is the URL of the .gif or .jpg image that you want to insert into the document.

The browser separately loads images and places them into the text flow as if the images was some special character. That means that the browser will align the bottom of the image to the bottom of the current line of text. You can change this with the align attribue, which can be set to top, middle, or bottom.

To gain more control over positioning of images in relation to text, it is best to use nested tables.

<img> attributes:

align= top, middle, bottom
alt=
text
border= n pixels
height=
n pixels
width=
n pixels
src=
url

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