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HTML Image Code

Adding an image to your web pages is very easy, here is the simple HTML image code:

<img src="http://www.SOMEDOMAINNAME.com/Image.jpg" alt="Your Image Description" /> - where http://www.SOMEDOMAINNAME.com/Image.jpg would be the full URL (web location) of the image file you wish to display on the page.

You can also style the image a little, by adding CSS style elements into the tag, which would look like this: <img src="http://www.SOMEDOMAINNAME.com/Image.jpg" style="border: 1px solid #ff0000;" alt="Your Image Description" /> - this would add a 1 pixel red border around your image. See the CSS Tutorials and CSS Colors pages for help in adding style elements to your images.

 

MySpace HTML Image Code

To add any image to your MySpace profile on your own (without having the code generated for you) is really easy to do. Here are the steps and HTML image code to use:

  1. Find the exact URL (web address) for the image you want to use. it should look like this: http://www.SOMEDOMAINNAME.com/Image.jpg
  2. Login to MySpace and go to Edit Profile page
  3. Find the spot of your page where you want the image to appear
  4. Type in <img src="http://www.SOMEDOMAINNAME.com/Image.jpg" alt="Your Image Description" />
  5. Save your editing and that's it! The image should now appear in your profile where you've placed it
  6. You can also style the image a little, by adding CSS style elements into the tag, which would look like this: <img src="http://www.SOMEDOMAINNAME.com/Image.jpg" style="border: 1px solid #ff0000;" alt="Your Image Description" /> - this would add a 1 pixel red border around your image.