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The <img/> Tag

The <img/> tag in HTML 5

Since img is a void element, it should always be coded as an empty tag: <img .../>.

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<img> Tag Syntax

Syntax of the <img> tag

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Attributes of the <img> Tag

Attributes of the <img> tag

attribute
The attribute
common attributes
In addition to the attributes above, which are specific to the <img> tag, any of the common HTML attributes can also be used.

HTML Best Practices for Usage of the <img> Tag

Include a description of the image in the alt attribute of each img tag for use by non-visual clients such as auditory browsers, and as an alternative in case the image is unavailable for some reason.

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HTML 5 Examples

Examples of the img tag in HTML 5

<img src="html-5-logo.png" alt="HTML-5"/>


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Changes in HTML 5

What's new in HTML 5

Differences between HTML 5 and earlier versions

The following attributes should not be coded on the <img> tag because they either have been deprecated or were never officially supported:

  • align
  • border
  • controls
  • dynsrc
  • hspace
  • loop
  • start
  • vspace

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Last updated Sunday September 19, 2010

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