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By ChrisHeilmann 
Tuesday, 8. July 2008, 07:15:13
17: Images in HTML
The Web sure got more interesting when images were introduced! This article shows you how to add images to your pages using the <img> element, and how to use alt, title and longdesc to provide further background information and make them more accessible. It finishes off with a brief look at adding decorative images to a page using CSS, a topic which will be covered in a lot more detail in the CSS section of the course later on.
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By blonkm 
Wednesday, 9. July 2008, 01:37:04
it's repeat-x and repeat-y, not repeatx, repeaty
but it's probably a typo since the rest of the article is excellent material.
By chrismills 
Wednesday, 9. July 2008, 08:34:06
Originally posted by blonkm:
it's repeat-x and repeat-y, not repeatx, repeaty, but it's probably a typo since the rest of the article is excellent material.
Thanks for pointing it out - I've fixed it. There was something weird going on the the dev.opera.com parser, since the dashes were in the original source code.
By scarby421 Sunday, 20. July 2008, 00:17:41
Thank's Chris for the extra information re image placement, not shown in other tutorials on this same subject.
I am not nit-picking when I say "the title" was omitted in imagesandcss.html
Post edited Sunday, 20. July 2008, 00:43:07
By karaj Monday, 20. October 2008, 20:00:35
Some small typos:
- the title attibute is not emphasized in the subheader "Adding nice-to-have information...", same for the next header with longdesc
- the subtitle for figure 2 is not styled properly
By karaj Tuesday, 21. October 2008, 21:15:20
bottom-right and center-right are also wrong, I think the '-' is not required here.
