Images
What a standard page should look like: [view]. Point of fact: it can be just as easy to learn a user interface and all the subsequent menus, as it is to simply learn the code. That is why I take this approach. I have included a visual reference (VR) to make this task easier. The theory being that the only reason I use a wysiwyg is to figure out how to create the code ( in other words, to find the right terminology). With the visual reference sections, you get that exact experience.
- image:
- <img src="image goes here" />
- Alternate text for an image:
- <img src="image goes here" alt="sneaky pup" />
- Image Size:
- <img src="image goes here" width="50" height= "60" alt="sneaky pup" />
- Rollover Text:
- <img src="image goes here" width="50" height="60" alt="sneaky pup" title="Sneaky Pup" />
Note:Even though using the size attributes can shrink an image, it is always better to actually "physically reduce" the image in a program such as Photoshop. This leaves you with a smaller file size and also avoids distortion.
Links
- link:
- <a href="link address">link</a>
- email link:
- <a href="mailto:somesuchperson@gmail.com">contact</a>
