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Due to not using any html for about a month could somebody tell me what to put inside an tag to change the height and width.
(and yes I know this is simple)

Fog wrote:
> I feel adding all the HTML you can to stuff helps e.g.
> border="0" as it keeps it fresh in your mind, doesn't hurt
> to add it anyway. I thought the name="" was for places like
> Yahoo/Google where you can search for the name of images.

"name" is an object handler as is "id" and "object" and is used for scripting or DHTML etc etc. It has no bearingon search engines. They still use "alt" and "title"

cjh wrote:
> Try adding the TITLE="" to it too, putting the same text as
> in the ALT Tag, as apparently this is a new addition to HTML that
> people should really use.


is now required under the accessability rules of the internet, this applies to images and links and will soon replace the alt tag which is being dropped soon.

The was designed for screen readers as you could apply a more contextual meaning to your links and images.

I feel adding all the HTML you can to stuff helps e.g. border="0" as it keeps it fresh in your mind, doesn't hurt to add it anyway. I thought the name="" was for places like Yahoo/Google where you can search for the name of images.

Try adding the TITLE="" to it too, putting the same text as in the ALT Tag, as apparently this is a new addition to HTML that people should really use.

Also, you don't need the BORDER=0 bit if the Image isn't a Link, and there is no real need to give an Image a name either unless you plan on changing it with JavaScripts or something.

Oh, and was an Image placement suppose to appear when I clicked, 'reply'???

heh, cool, SR left some HTML blocking out..err

Due to not using any html for about a month could somebody tell me what to put inside an tag to change the height and width.
(and yes I know this is simple)