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To get images on your page is a very basic need for any website. It is also quite simple.
The basic code for displaying an image is:


Replace theimage.jpg with the image that you wish to display and you have a working image. However, there are a few more attributes that you can assign to an image to get it to do different things.
SRC : this is used in the above code and is the location of the image that you wish to show.
WIDTH : This is the width of the image that you are using. This doesn't necessarily have to be the actual width of the image, you can use this attribute to stretch or squish the image to whatever size you want.
HEIGHT : Exactly the same as HEIGHT, except vertical.

ALT : This is the alternative text to display instead of the image in case the image doesn't show up for some reason. It is usually a description of the image, or simply the name of the image, such as 'Sunset' for example.
ALIGN : This is used to place the image on different sides of the page, and allows text to be wrapped around it. For example, you could set this to 'right' which would place the image on the right side of the page and have all text wrap around it.

Those are the main attributes that can be used on an image. Now, let's assign all these attributes to an image and see how we go. This code

...can make this image...
...do this.

Now notice how this text wraps around the image? And how distorted the image is? Of course, you wouldn't want to purposefully make an image look like this, but you can make it work to your advantage in other situations.

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