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Images and Image Hyperlinks
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A cool webpage is nothing without pictures. The simplest way to put a picture (.jpg or .gif work best) on the web is to use the tag
<img src="FILENAME.jpg">, where "FILENAME" is something like "myphoto.jpg", not "C:\My Documents\myphoto.jpg". Make sure that the image that you are putting on the page is in the same folder as the page itself. Note: This tag has no closing tag, so don't bother putting " </img src>" after your image.
To make an image a hyperlink (when you click on it, it will take you to another webpage), use the following series of tags. When you make a hyperlink, the picture will have a blue border around it. To get rid of the border, put "border=0" as an attribute in the <img src> tag, shown below.
<a href="LINK URL"><img src="FILENAME" border="0"></a>
"LINK URL" is something like "www.yahoo.com". You can't forget to put </a> at the end, or else everything after it will be a hyperlink, too!
Example Webpage
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