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| What element do you place Images in? |
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| Do images that are too large for the browser make Web pages difficult to use and slow to download and display? |
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How do browsers treat the ![]() element? |
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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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| A pizel is the smallest dot that can be represented on the scree. Each image is composed of thousands of pixels. Depending on your monitor, there can be anywhere from 72 pixels in a inch to 120 pixels in an inch. |
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| How do you make your Web Page more usable if you have more then one image? |
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| By creating thumbnails - small images that users can click on to see the large version of the image. |
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| What are two formants for images that are widly supported by Web browsers? |
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| What format is best for photographs and other complex images? |
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What is the ![]() element? |
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| An inline element which means that the browser doesnt put a linebreak before or after an image. |
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| What format is best for logos and other simple graphics with solid colors, lines, or text? |
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