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| what element do you use to place images on your Web page |
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![]() element |
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how to browsers treat ![]() elements differently than the other HTML elements |
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| after reading the HTML page, the browser retrieves each image from the Web server and displays it |
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| when do you use thumbnails |
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| when you have more than a couple of large images on a Web page. |
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what type of element is the ![]() element |
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| what is the src attribute |
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| this is how you specify the location of the image file (this can include images from your own site or images from other sites using a URL). |
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what is the alt element of an ![]() element |
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| this is a meaningful description of an image. it is displayed in some browsers if the image cant be located, and is used by screen readersto describe the image for the visually impaired |
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| what is the maximum amount of pixels that an image can be |
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| what is the maximum amount of pixels that an image can be |
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| what is a good photo editing applications you can use to resize your images |
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| what is the smallest dot that can be represented on the screen |
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| a pixel. depending on yur monitor there can be anywhere from 72 - 120 pixels |
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| what are the two formats for images that are widely supported by Web browsers |
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| which format of images is best for photos and other complex images |
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| which format of images is best for logos and other simple graphics with solid colors, lines, and text |
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| which format of images can you use transparency |
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| what do you use in photoshop to soften the edges of your transparent GIF image |
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| the matte color menu in the "save for web" dialoge box |
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