And here's the LOVELY code that made this:
<CENTER> <IMG SRC="imagename.gif"></CENTER>
IMG means 'image'
SRC means 'source'-- get it? IMAGE SOURCE!
Then you enter the image name...gif, jpg, whatever.
Note how I used the <CENTER> tag to center it nicely!
One more thing...make sure that the image is uploaded into the server, or else it will only show up as a little box (or big box!) with a little red X in the corner. So, if you're using Geocities, say, they have their own EZ File Upload, which will upload the images, etc...to the server (note: it only works with IE 4.0 or higher, or Netscape 3.0 or higher. If you have an older version than these of those browsers, I recommend that you go to Microsoft's or Netscpae's sites to download their newer browsers ABSOLUTELY FREE. It's totally worth it. I use both, but both browsers have their own advantages, which you can see under Special in the Advanced section)
The <IMG SRC> tag has a few attributes:
- height- in picas
- width- in picas (if you don't specify these, the image will just come out its original size.)
- border- gives the image a border (in picas)
Hopefully, you should know how the attributes work (how they fit in the code...if not, please check out the Horizontal Lines section).
HOW TO USE IMAGES OFF THE NET:
- Use the right side of the mouse and click on SAVE IMAGE, then upload it later
- If you know the address of the picture, link to it like this:
And the code? <IMG SRC="http://www.gurlpages.com/me/petrie_123/petrie_pic.jpg"> . I didn't use any attributes, so the image should come out as it was made originally.
That's all for images!!!