Inline Graphics

The example Columns used the table function of HTML to create one row of two cells. Words were then typed into the cells, creating newspaper like columns. These cells, or columns, became large enough to contain whatever you put into them.

In this case, I have placed a picture at the top of column 2, followed by a brief caption in italics. Note that the picture is 230 pixels wide, so that it will fit in the column.

When you look at this form in HTML, take a careful look at the markup

< cite >
< center >

Bush baby from old zoo exhibit

< /center >
< /cite >

Bush baby from old zoo exhibit

immediately after the comment box for column 2. You may retain this code to insert your own GIF file name and your own caption.

The graphic file bush_bab.gif I have used here is in the same directory as this HTML file. It is 230 W X 270 H (pixels) and has been converted to 4-bit indexed color. Because it has been saved as an interlaced GIF (GIF 89a) it loads and displays in stages.

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