Coding Images:

NO DIRECT LINKING! This tutorial is for images you have permission to link or have uploaded yourself.

Karate Kitty: If you wish to pet my magic fur and learn how to make place images on pages, please read on.

PET!!!!!

"Don't you just copy and paste?"

"Nope," Karate Kitty meows at you. If you tried to copy and paste a picture into a code, nothing would appear. You need the image URL."

"A url is an address you put into the address bar, such as:

http://www.jezrehiah.com

To find the image URL right click on the image. Click properties.

Then highlight and copy the address(url).

Actually, no. An image URL is just like a normal url. All that would appear is the URL itself. You need coding.

Thus the coding is:

If you would like to add a border, the coding is:

If you would like to get rid of a border, the coding is:

If you would like your text to wrap around the image, the coding is:

If you would like your image to be a link, the coding is:

Please check out the Links Tutorial for more information.

If you would like to link to your image (because it's too big to fit on the page, etc.) the coding is:

And that's the most of it," Karate Kitty finishes as I come in.

"What, are you planning a conspiracy or something?" I ask suspiciously. Karate Kitty smirks. "Uh..."

Meow Meow!!