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Adding pictures to your website Week 8

Adding pictures to your website Week 8. Displaying “images” on web pages. How to Display “images” on web pages. What to Display…. How to create, change, modify images. How to Display “images” on web pages. Here is a simple rule of thumb:. Solid colors and sharp lines. “ GIF ”.

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Adding pictures to your website Week 8

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  1. Adding pictures to your website Week 8

  2. Displaying “images” on web pages How to Display “images” on web pages What to Display…. How to create, change, modify images.

  3. How to Display “images” on web pages Here is a simple rule of thumb: Solid colors and sharp lines “ GIF ” Lots of colors “ JPG ”

  4. Solid colors and sharp lines “ GIF ”

  5. Lots of colors “ JPG ”

  6. Resolution = 72 DPI Size to fit “ JPG ” 19 X Larger Low Resolution High Resolution 57K bytes 1,079K bytes

  7. How to Display “images” on web pages Image Tag <img src =“file.gif ”>

  8. How to Display “images” on web pages Image Tag < img src alt=“alt text” =“file.gif ” >

  9. How to Display “images” on web pages Image Tag < img src alt=“alt text” =“file.gif ” > Border Options: Border = “0” Border = “1”

  10. How to Display “images” on web pages Image Tag <img src=“horse.gif” alt=“My Horse” border=“1”>

  11. This is an example of an image that is aligned to the right of the text. This is an example of an image that is aligned to the left of the text. If more text is displayed than the size of the picture it will wrap around the picture like this. Options: Border = “ # ” Align = left, right, top, middle, bottom

  12. This is top This is middle Options: Border = “ # ” Align = left, right, top, middle, bottom

  13. Options: Border = “ # ” Align = left, right, top, middle, bottom This is bottom

  14. Options: Border = “ # ” Align = left, right, top, middle, bottom Width = “pixels” Height = “pixels” Width OR Height <img src=“horse.gif” alt=“My Horse”> Height = 125 Width = 125

  15. Options: Border = “ # ” Align = left, right, top, middle, bottom Width = “pixels” Height = “pixels” Width OR Height <img src=“horse.gif” alt=“My Horse”> Height = 125 Width = 125

  16. Displayed size 200 pixels Actual size 125 pixels Options: Border = “ # ” Align = left, right, top, middle, bottom Width = “pixels” Height = “pixels” Width OR Height <img src=“horse.gif” alt=“My Horse” > Width = “200”

  17. Options: Border = “ # ” Align = left, right, top, middle, bottom Width = “pixels” Height = “pixels” Width OR Height <img src=“horse.gif” alt=“My Horse” width=“200 height=“100” >

  18. Options: Border = “ # ” Align = left, right, top, middle, bottom Width = “pixels” Height = “pixels” Title = “My Dog Fido” <img src=“horse.gif” alt=“My Horse” width=“200” title=“My Dog Fido”>

  19. My Web Page Here is a picture of my horse

  20. My Web Page Here is a picture of my horse

  21. Background Image Used in <BODY> tag <body> <body background=“back.gif”> <body background=“back.gif” bgproperties=“fixed”>

  22. A review! .gif = Solid colors and sharp lines = Clipart .jpg = Lots of colors = Pictures Resolution = 72 DPI - Size to fit Image Tag: <img src=“filname.gif” > alt=“ A picture of my horse ” > Options: Align = left, right, top, middle, bottom Width or Height = “pixels ” Border = “pixels” Title = “My Dog” Background Image < body background = “ bg.gif ”> Option: bgproperties = “fixed”

  23. spacer.gif Width Height Border Color = “1” pixel = “1” pixel = “0” = “transparent” Eat: Fruits & Veggies Eat: Fruits & Veggies Eat:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Fruits & Veggies

  24. spacer.gif Eat: <img src=“spacer.gif” width=“25” height=“1” > Fruits & Veggies Eat: Fruits & Veggies Eat: Fruits & Veggies Eat: Fruits & Veggies Eat:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Fruits & Veggies

  25. Wake up class! It’s time to get to work!

  26. Class Web site: udel.edu/~frankr

  27. Download: Sample pictures

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  29. Lesson 10 - EXAMPLES ex01.html - basic image tag ex02.html - border range from 0 through 100 ex03.html - Image in various sizes using Height and/or Width ex04.html - Image aligned to LEFT of text ex05.html - Image aligned to RIGHT of text ex06.html - TOP, MIDDLE & BOTTOM align ex07.html - TOP align ( with more than one line ) ex08.html - Multiple images w/ various aligning ex09.html - Background 1 ex10.html - Background 2 ( too busy ) ex11.html - Background 3 ( use of a Table #1) ex12.html - Background 4 ( use of a Table #2) ex13.html - Same background as "ex10.html" with table & bgproperties="fixed"

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