Enter your practice tagged text here. Try making a link to a site in your Bookmarks file or to Foam Bath Fish Time, a page featuring fish-shaped sponges which rearrange themselves to tell time. Try out your link to see if it works, then come back to this page. It merely tells the browser to place an image where the tag is located in the document. The file name of the image is located inside the image tag.
Images have some interesting attributes which can change the way they interact with text.
When images are placed in the middle of a paragraph, as this one was, the text flows around them in five different ways, depending on what align attribute the image was given. When no align attribute is specified, the default, bottom, is used. This means that text around the image lines up with the bottom of the image. Another way to do it is with left and right align attributes, which, to my knowledge, are supported only by Netscape. They lived in a rental cabin in the North Carolina mountains up near Boone.