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Use This tag is used to declare an image in the webpage. There are two formats you are to use on the web. They are: .gif (Graphics Interchange Format) and .jpg or .jpeg (Joint Photographic Expert Group). Example <img src="Beach.gif" alt="Beach Picture" height="300" width="200" title="Picture of the Beach" align="right"/> Required attributes src This must be used by the user. It declares the path of the image, in other words the source of the image. alt This used to be optional, now with XHTML coming into the spotlight, it is now compulsory to add this to the attributes list. All this does is add text to were the image is supposed to be when it cannot be found by the browser. Optional attributes align Tells the browser were the image is supposed to be. The user has a choice of three values with this. They are: left, right and center. height This tells the browser how tall the image will be on the webpage. This must not be used to control the image size. title This declares text that is shown when the mouse is moved over the image. width Tells the browser the width of the image. Must not be used to control the image size. Standard attributes align height title width More info http://yourhtmlsource.com/images/fileformats.html Images and Websites on yourhtmlsource. deep