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        Images 
          
         O.K., now you've learnt about how to 
        handle text I'll tell you about images: 
        Images in HTML pages are normally in ".gif" or ".jpg" format as these 
        are the only really standardised formats on the internet. 
        Images are inserted into a web page by the simple command: 
        <IMG SRC="yourpic.gif"> 
        There are loads of attributes for the <IMG> tag: 
         
        
       
	
        
           
            | Attribute | 
            Possible Values | 
            Explanation | 
           
           
            | SRC="file.gif" | 
            Any filename or URL | 
            The filename of the 
              image you want in the page | 
           
           
            | ALIGN="x" | 
            RIGHT, LEFT, MIDDLE, 
              TOP, BOTTOM | 
            How the image is aligned 
              with respect to the text: e.g. if set to LEFT, the image will go 
              to the left of the page, and text will flow round on the right. | 
           
           
            | ALT="text" | 
            [text identifying image] | 
            A label for the image. 
              Put it in square brackets to make it clear. Displayed in text only 
              browsers and while the image is downloading in normal browsers. | 
           
           
            | BORDER="n" | 
            0 and anything above | 
            Sets the size of the 
              border around the image. | 
           
           
            | HEIGHT="x" | 
            Any number in pixels | 
            The height of the image. 
              Always specify this, as with WIDTH, it makes the rest 
              of the page load while waiting for the image to download. | 
           
           
            | HSPACE="x" | 
            Any number in pixels | 
            The amount of horizontal 
              "padding" around the image from the text. | 
           
           
            | VSPACE="x" | 
            Any number in pixels | 
            Along with HSPACE, this 
              is the vertical padding around the image from the text. | 
           
           
            | WIDTH="x" | 
            Any number in pixels | 
            Along with HEIGHT, this 
              specifies the horizontal dimension of the image. | 
           
         
	 
         
        
 
      This can be added to by using the <CENTER> 
        & </CENTER> tags, with which you can obviously center an image. 
        Another thing that can be done with images is to make them hyperlinks 
        by putting the <A HREF="nextpage.htm"> & </A> tags round 
        the image, like this:
       
       
       
         
         <HTML> 
        <HEAD><TITLE>Iceman's Web Page</TITLE></HEAD> 
        <BODY TEXT="#000000" ALINK="#FFFF00" VLINK="#8080FF" LINK="#0000FF" 
        BACKGROUND="greyweave.gif"> 
        <H1>This is a heading of size 1</H1><BR>  
        <FONT COLOR="#FFFF00"><H1>This is a heading of size 1 
        in a different colour (yellow) </H1></FONT><P ALIGN="RIGHT" 
        ID="ice_verdanaHead">  
        <FONT SIZE=+2 FACE="Verdana">This is text of font size +2 and 
        in the Verdana Font, Aligned on the Right</FONT></P> 
        <!-- This is a comment, it won't appear in the browser, but is useful 
        when looking at source code. --> 
         
        <A HREF="mypage.htm"> 
        This is a hyperlink to mypage.htm (Don't Click This!!)</A><BR> 
        <A NAME="middle">This is an anchor: you can't see anything 
        though! 
        <CENTER> 
        <A HREF="nextpage.htm"> 
        <IMG SRC="mail.jpg" BORDER="2" HSPACE="2" VSPACE="2"> 
        </A> 
        </CENTER> 
         Don't Click This Either!!  
        </BODY>  
        </HTML> 
         
         Click Here for the Resulting Page 
        Remember that putting a link as an image means you get a border round 
        the image. Set BORDER=0 to turn this off. 
         
        O.K., now try inserting some images into your page to smarten it up. 
      
  
        
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