How to Fix & Align Pictures

If you are designing a website layout and cannot get pictures to align how you like them, you may be using incorrect HTML code. You can fix your picture and align it on the website in a variety of ways by using the appropriate HTML code format. Note: When inputting the code, replace "imageaddress" with the appropriate hyperlink location of the image you will be using.

Instructions

1. Input "<img src="imageaddress"> <img src="imageaddress">" to cause the pictures to display next to each other with a space in-between. To display the pictures with no space in-between, remove the space in the middle of the code.

2. Type "<img src="imageaddress" align=top>" to cause the top of the image to align with text written around it. This will also cause any following text to wrap around the image.

3. Enter "<img src="imageaddress" align=middle>" to cause the middle of the image to align itself to any text written around it. This will also cause following text to wrap around the image.

4. Type "<img src="imageaddress" align=bottom>" to cause the bottom of the to align with any text written around it. Any text that follows the image will wrap around it.

5. Enter "<img src="imageaddress" align=left>" to cause the picture to align to the left side of any text written around it.

6. Type "<img src="imageaddress" align=right>" to cause an image to align to the right of text written around it.

7. Use "<img src="imageaddress" align=absmiddle>" to make an image align itself in and to the center of text written around it.

References

• The Living Canvas: Basic HTML Elements