Getting started with html images and Images
In HTML, the image is defined by the label.
is an empty tag, meaning that it only contains attributes and does not close tags.
To display images on the page, you need to use the source property src, which refers to "source ). The source attribute value is the image url.
The image syntax is as follows: .
The browser displays the image where the Document Image Tag appears. If you label the image in two paragraphs, then the browser
First select the first paragraph, and then the image appears. Then, the author is the next paragraph.
The alt attribute is used to define a reserved string of replaceable texts for an image. Replace the text property value with your own settings. Both Chinese and English can be used.
Example:
The good habit of replacing text helps to better display information, which is useful for those who use plain text browsers.
If an HTML file package contains ten images, 11 files need to be loaded to display the page correctly. Loading images takes time.
Image background
Both gif and jpg files can be used as HTML backgrounds. If the image is smaller than the page, the image will be duplicated.
Example: <body background = "background image address .jpg>
Image Alignment
Picture align center
Picture alignment top
The default image alignment is bottom.
Image floating
A section with an image. Set the align attribute of the image to "left ". The image will float to the left of the text
A section with an image. Set the align attribute of the image to "right ". The image will float to the right of the text
Adjust the image size
You can zoom in or out an image by changing the values of the "height" and "width" attributes of the img tag.
Zoom out image:
Enlarged image:
Image Creation hyperlink
<A href = "www.baidu.com">
Border indicates the border. border = "0" indicates that the image has no border. In html, the image has a border by default.
Image ing
<Map name = "mingzi" id = "mingzi">
<Area
Shape = "square"
Coords = "0.0.0.0"
Href = "http://www.baidu.com"
Target = "_ blank"
Alt = "thumbnail"/>
Here: usemap = "# name" alt = "Replace text" map tag defines image ing
Area refers to a hot area, that is, to draw an area on an image, and then you can give a link address for this area.
Shape = shape heat zone has three kinds of painting rectangles, polygon, and circle. Coords = landmark, circle at 3
Href = hyperlink. Target = "_ blank" refers to opening a new page on another page.