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Displays a thumbnail (miniature) of the image
and indicates the image file size. The text box is used for
the name of the image with JavaScript programming (and other
web languages) to reference the image. |
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Identifies the width and height of the image.
This information is automatically completed by Dreamweaver
but you can override the information by typing in the text
boxes. |
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Identifies the location of the image. You can
identify a new source using BROWSE FOR FILE
to browse for the image. |
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Identifies the file or web address that the
image links to. You can identify the file or web address by
using BROWSE FOR FILE
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Identifies the alternate text for the image.
The alternate text is displayed as the web page is loading
or when images are not displayed. In addition, the alternate
text is read to users that "read" the pages with screen
readers. |
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Opens the image in an external image editing
program to physically modify the image. The specific program
opened is based on your computer's configuration. |
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Restores the image size to the original size. |
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Converts the image into an image map, one
image that has multiple links. |
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Adds space around the image. VSpace adds
vertical space above and below the image. HSpace adds
horizontal space to the left and right of the image. |
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Identifies where the linked document will
open (default is same window). |
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Identifies an image to load initially while
the actual image appears. This can be used when high quality
images are used that have a large file size. |
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Adds a line around the image. The larger the
number entered in the text box, the thicker the border. |
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Controls the horizontal placement of the
image (treats the image like a character). |
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Aligns placement of image relative to the
text.
NOTE: This can result in text wrapping
around an image. |
