Aligning Graphics
1. Here are text and a graphic defaulting to left with a linked image.
1a. Compare to #1’s code. Just like #1, I did not use an align attribute in the image tag. But my image is first here and second on #1. However, I have a lot more text here. If you tried this with the image first, it would throw the image in a funny spot. More text for demo purpose. One day I went to the store to buy some lemons. The store was out of lemons so I had to go to another store. I ended up in France before I could find the lemons but I had a nice trip.
3. Here is an image but I put the wrong path. The browser can’t find the image. The words apple missing are there because I have an alt attribute in the image tag. It has a align=left attribute in the image tag.
3a. Here is the same image as above with its correct path and align=left attribute in the image tag.
4. Here are text and a graphic using p tag, align=right.
4a. Here are text and a graphic using align=right in the image tag.
6. If I want my text to wrap around my image, I used the align="left", hspace="5" and vspace="5" attributes in my image tag. One day I went to the store to buy some lemons. The store was out of lemons so I had to go to another store. I ended up in France before I could find the lemons but I had a nice trip. One day I went to the store to buy some lemons. The store was out of lemons so I had to go to another store. I ended up in France before I could find the lemons but I had a nice trip. One day I went to the store to buy some lemons. The store was out of lemons so I had to go to another store. I ended up in France before I could find the lemons but I had a nice trip. One day I went to the store to buy some lemons. The store was out of lemons so I had to go to another store. I ended up in France before I could find the lemons but I had a nice trip.