For instance, if I wanted to add an image to the bottom right corner of my web page, how would I go about doing this?<br />
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Thanks.<!--content-->How abouts <img src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"your.png" alt="" style="position:absolute; right: 0px; bottom: 0px;"><!--content-->You can also do your whole layout in a similar way to how pyro is positioning an image<!--content-->Hi!<br />
Thanks alot!<br />
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I was wondering what 'alt' is for?<!--content-->alt is to display alternate text for the image. This is not an optional attribute, and should be used to display descriptive text for browsers that do not support images (screen readers, etc...)<!--content-->It also servers as a tooltip type of deal for people with graphical browers. Sort of like the link 'title' tag.<!--content-->Originally posted by PeOfEo <br />
It also servers as a tooltip type of deal for people with graphical browers. Sort of like the link 'title' tag. Only in IE... In browsers which correctly implement it, it will not show up as a tooltip. If you want that, use title...<!--content-->I thought for sure opera did it too... huh. Ill go look real fast......... wow Ill be darned that is an ie only thing, I never really noticed that.<!--content-->
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Thanks.<!--content-->How abouts <img src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"your.png" alt="" style="position:absolute; right: 0px; bottom: 0px;"><!--content-->You can also do your whole layout in a similar way to how pyro is positioning an image<!--content-->Hi!<br />
Thanks alot!<br />
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I was wondering what 'alt' is for?<!--content-->alt is to display alternate text for the image. This is not an optional attribute, and should be used to display descriptive text for browsers that do not support images (screen readers, etc...)<!--content-->It also servers as a tooltip type of deal for people with graphical browers. Sort of like the link 'title' tag.<!--content-->Originally posted by PeOfEo <br />
It also servers as a tooltip type of deal for people with graphical browers. Sort of like the link 'title' tag. Only in IE... In browsers which correctly implement it, it will not show up as a tooltip. If you want that, use title...<!--content-->I thought for sure opera did it too... huh. Ill go look real fast......... wow Ill be darned that is an ie only thing, I never really noticed that.<!--content-->