Click on each <IMG> element below to see an example and description of that attribute to the right.

<IMG align="left">

<IMG align="right">

<IMG border="1">

<IMG border="20">

 

When you align an image, you specify how text should wrap around that image in the browser window. There are two common values for the align attribute: "left" and "right".

Left alignment moves the image to the left of the browser window and wraps text to the right of the image. Right alignment moves the image to the right and wraps text to the left of the image.

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Borders can be as thin as a single pixel, or as thick as your screen can handle.

Some designers use borders (and different color borders) to enhance the design and presentation of images.

 

Borders can be as thin as a single pixel, or as thick as your screen can handle.

Some designers use borders (and different color borders) to enhance the design and presentation of images.

 

 

When you align an image, you specify how text should wrap around that image in the browser window. There are two common values for the align attribute: "left" and "right".

Left alignment moves the image to the left of the browser window and wraps text to the right of the image. Right alignment moves the image to the right and wraps text to the left of the image.