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Multiple Images on One Line

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  <img src="Pic1.gif">
  <img src="Pic2.gif">
  <img src="Pic3.gif">
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Using <br> beside images

Transparency

Set Up "Pic1.html" instead of
just "Pic1.gif"










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If the images are small enough, it is possible to place multiple images on one line:

Some interesting effects can be created by using the <br> tag beside graphics:

In Netscape,
this text
should be
placed on
top of
the images.




You have to test some of the options to see their effect (or find a page with the effect you like).

You can use transparency to achieve different effects (here, each of the four colors - two yellows, two blues - have been set transparent in turn):

You should not point a link at "MyPic.gif" (the image file). Some browsers will try to launch a helper application to view the GIF or will state they cannot display the image. Rather, you can create a page that has the image as its only entry:

<HTML>

   <HEAD>
      <TITLE>My Picture </TITLE>
   </HEAD>

   <BODY>

      <IMG SRC="MyPic.GIF">

   </BODY>

</HTML>


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