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Images
Adding an Image
Basically you just use this code but place your own url in
there with your pic.
<img src="http://www.yoururl/pic.jpg">
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Changing Height and Width to an Image
You have to be careful doing so because you can change it
so much that it will distort your image. Basically you just
add height and width within the code like this.
<img src="http://www.your url/pic.jpg" height=100 width=100>
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Add an Alt tag to your Image
This is where your viewer can place their cursor on your image
and see your discription of the image. This is good for when
your image doesn't show on some folks computer for whatever
reason. Some browser if set a certain way won't show pics.
Figure. You can see a sample if you go to My Spot and put
your cursor on the pic.
<img src="http://www.yoururl/pic.jpg" alt=whatever you
want to put>
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Wrap Your Text Around an Image or Add a Border
To display your text wrappin around an image, place the follwing
code within your <IMG> tag followed by your text. You
can use either Left, Right and I believe Top. If you want
to add a border then add border=[the number you want], 0 equals
no border, 1 equals a thin line around your image, etc.
<img src=http://www.yoururl/pic.jpg" Border=2 Align=left>
<img border=2 align=left src=Http://www.yoururl/pic.jpg">
both of these work..
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Pop Window with your pic or whatever in IT
Here you will have to place this code inbetween the <head>
and </head> tag. You can active the different accessories
to this pop up window; toolbar, menubar etc. plus change the
height and width by just altering the numbers.
<STYLE>window.open("http://www.yoururl/whatever","newwindow",config="height=180,width=210,toolbar=no,
menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=nolocation=no,directories=no,status=no")</SCRIPT>
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An Image Linked to your EMAIL
Ok here is another one for ya.. You can have an image maybe
a mailbox or an envelope where your viewer can click on that
and they can email you. You can also use text instead of an
image. You can type *email me*
<a href="mailto:youremailaddress"><img src="http://www.yourimage.jpg"></A>
or
<a href="mailto:youremailaddress">YOUR TEXT HERE</A>
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