Omit photo in xhtml smoothly

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How to Omit photo in xhtml

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in todays lesson were going to learn how to insert an image into a web page as you can see I have a folder on my desktop named image test which contains a photo of a dog there it is and lets add this to a web page so heres the basic starter file for an HTML page weve covered the syntax and structure of this file in earlier lesson so today if were just going to jump right in first off lets save this in the same directory as our image save it as index.html so now we should have a folder that has an image and our file now for the actual image code IMG obviously stands for image source is going to tell the web browser where to look to find this file its all relative to where the HTML file is located so since theyre in the same folder we just add funny dog JPEG slash close the bracket save your file open your file in your web browser and there it is lets add one final touch in case the image fails to load or in case one of our visitors is visually impaired were going to add alt t

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The tag is used to display an image in XHTML MP. This is the same as in HTML. WAP browsers will display the text assigned to the alt attribute of the tag if it cannot display the image for reasons such as file not found or image format not supported.
Heres how its done in three easy steps: Copy the URL of the image you wish to insert. Next, open your index.html file and insert it into the img code. Example: Save the HTML file. The next time you open it, youll see the webpage with your newly added image.
The hidden attribute hides the element. You can specify either hidden (without value) or hidden=hidden. Both are valid. A hidden is not visible, but maintains its position on the page.
8.1 Adding An Image To A Page Open your first XHTML file in Notepad. Add the following tag, where filename is the name of an image file (.png, .gif or .jpg file) and the alt attribute has a string describing the image: Save your file and view it in a browser.
Chapter Summary Use the HTML element to define an image. Use the HTML src attribute to define the URL of the image. Use the HTML alt attribute to define an alternate text for an image, if it cannot be displayed.
The tag is used to display an image in XHTML MP. This is the same as in HTML. WAP browsers will display the text assigned to the alt attribute of the tag if it cannot display the image for reasons such as file not found or image format not supported.
In HTML, you use the tag to add images to websites. It is an inline and empty element, which means that it doesnt start on a new line and doesnt take a closing tag (unlike the paragraph ( ) tag, for instance).
Inserting images Images are inserted using the img element. The most common formats for images are GIF, JPEG, and PNG. The src attribute specifies the images location on either the local file system or the Web, and the alt attribute specifies a text string that should be displayed if the browser cannot load the image.

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