We will now use the Property Inspector to set the ALT tag on the image. The ALT tag is what describes the image, making your page accessible to text only browsers, or browsers with a text reader. Type a useful description of the image - do not use the filename. Now that we know how to insert images, we will learn how to control their placement on the page, using tables. To center an image, try creating a table with one row and one column, centered on the page.
Tables can also help arrange text and images in a clear, concise way.
Choose the desired number of rows and columns, as well as the width of the table and the border. Once you insert the table, you can modify it using the Property Inspector. See more properties by clicking on the arrow in the lower left hand corner of the Property Inspector. Try centering the table, adding a column, changing the background, or changing any of the other properties. Back to Top Things to Remember There are a few things to keep in mind when creating web pages, and when referring others to your web page.