| Anchors mark a position in the document flow. The
document code is read from the top of the file to the
bottom and the elements are placed in that order on
the page, unless there is code to alter the natural
flow. You typically use anchors to fire up another
page, either in the same window or a new one. You can
also mark a spot in your document and then use it as
a place to jump to from elsewhere on the page.
The Image tag is used to point to where an image file
is located, for loading into your page. In addition
there are a number of attributes you can use to define
placement and size. Images are separate files that
are linked to your main page. Remeber to use
an image optimization tool to reduce file, size such
as Irfanview, to reduce the load time.
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Where to get it!
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Irfanview-fast, small, compact and innovative FREEWARE
http://www.irfanview.com/
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The HTML Validator: A Firefox extention, based on the
W3c's Tidy, to check your code.
https://addons.update.mozilla.org/extensions/?application=firefox |
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