ergo_sum mumbled the following on 11/10/2005 15:02:
> Where do I put the pics before filling in the hypertlink? In what
> receptacle? They can't just hang there in the ether so to speak.
> The solution must be good for at least these os's: windows, linux, unix,
mac.
It's not so much the OS that the solution has to cater for, as the
browser used to view your page. In this case though, anchors and images
are pretty standard, so nothing to worry about.
> What tags do I use to insert the pics?
An example:
<img src="cat.jpg" alt="A cat sitting curled up on a mat in front of a
fire" title="Warm and cosy" width="50" height="40">
....where
src = source / path to the file from the current web page location;
alt = alternative content of the image - purely decorative images may
just need alt="" rather than alt="Curly page corner", say;
title = optional extra info about the image - usually manifests itself
as the tooltip that appears when you hover over the image;
width, height = width and height of the image.
If you want to make the *image* the hyperlink, then you'll need to put
the image inside the anchor:
<a href="felines.html"><img src="cat.jpg" ...></a>
> Looking forward to relevant replies
Most of this info is freely available via the receptacle known as
Google, btw...
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