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<img src="imagens/foto.png" alt="Imagem de página não encontrada" width="330" height="202" />
The above example loads the image called "photo.png" which is inside the "images" folder.
Warning: The "images" folder must be in the same folder as your .html file.
And now a little help
Tag
The main attributes of the tag are:
src: indicates the path of the image within the web site folders.
alt: defines alternate text that will be read by voice browsers, it also defines text that will be displayed if the image does not load.
height: sets the height of the image. It is important to define this attribute so that the browser will "reserve" the space in the layout until the image is loaded.
width: sets the width of the image. It is important to define this attribute so that the browser will "reserve" the space in the layout until the image is loaded.
border: Although not supported in HTML5, it may be necessary to remove the border of images that are links (border="0").