HORIZONTAL IMAGE ALIGNMENT IF ONE USES "LEFT" OR "RIGHT" AS AN IMAGE'S ALIGNMENT ATTRIBUTE, HTML STOPS TREATING THE IMAGE AS A BIG CHARACTER. INSTEAD THE IMAGE SLIDES OVER TO THE APPROPRIATE MARGIN AND THE TEXT FLOATS AROUND IT. ALIGN=LEFT SEE HOW THE HAND AND THE TEXT AROUND IT ARE ALIGNED ALIGN=RIGHT SEE HOW THE HAND AND THE TEXT AROUND IT ARE ALIGNED

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This page is part of a section of lecture slides related to " HTML Color and Image Options " within the topic "Using and Understanding Digital Images". Other slides within this section and other sections of slides for the topic "Using and Understanding Digital Images" can be accessed using the links below. Basics of HTML Image Tags Images Digital Images DIGITAL IMAGES PAINT BY NUMBER DIVIDING INTO PIXELS SAMPLING WITHIN PIXELS PIXEL RESOLUTION Why GIF? Why JPEG? "RGB" COLOR WHY 255? 24-BIT COLOR A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF "GREEN EGGS AND HAM" KEEPING THE DIGITS IN DIGITAL LOW-FAT EGGS AND HAM 8-BIT COLOR 8-BIT VS. 24-BIT "LOSSLESS" COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES "LOSSY" COMPRESSION HTML Color and Image Options SNOW "FFFFFF" AND BASIC "000000" HTML COLOR ATTRIBUTES OPTIONAL ESSENTIALS VERTICAL IMAGE ALIGNMENT HORIZONTAL IMAGE ALIGNMENT LINE BREAKS