Chapter 6. Visual Stimulus—Adding Graphics
The vast majority of Web pages you encounter have images that either enhance the appearance of the Web pages, add to their usability, or communicate information. Generally, these images are easy to create and easy to add to your Web document. All you need are the correct tools and the knowledge of a few additional XHTML elements. It’s important to realize that your images are not visible to all of your Web users, however, so you’ll want to compensate for non-graphical browsers. Fortunately, attributes that substitute text when images can’t be displayed are built-in, as are other options for customizing the appearance of images on your pages.
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