The IMG tag is used to present graphical images on your pages.
In the example above, the HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes are shown, even though
they are not mandatory. Despite the fact they are optional, consider them to be
mandatory. If you do not use them, the browser will have to load and size all
images before properly displaying your pages.
Options for the IMG tag are:
ALT="some description" would show the words 'some description' for people
with graphics turned off. Also displays the words on some browsers when
the mouse passes over the image.
BORDER=0 causes no border to be placed around an image when it is a link.
HEIGHT=60 sets the height of the graphic to 60 pixels.
WIDTH=468 sets the width of the graphic to 468 pixels.
VSPACE=10 sets a 10 pixel offset between the graphic and the text above
and below it.
HSPACE=10 sets a 10 pixel offset between the graphic and any text to the
left and right of it.
ALIGN=CENTER will center your image on your page, or within a table TD element.
ALIGN=LEFT places your image on the left side of the page- and allows text to
follow down the right side of the image.
ALIGN=RIGHT places your image on the right side of the page- and allows text to
follow down the left side of the image.
ALIGN=LEFT and ALIGN=RIGHT margins are cleared with <BR CLEAR=LEFT>,
<BR CLEAR=RIGHT>, or <BR CLEAR=ALL> depending on the type of margin you
wish to clear.
