So far we've worked quite a bit with tax data.
Our next objective is to insert some images into our document we've included four images in the downloads
file pertaining to this lecture you can use these images or your own set of images regardless of which
images you use.
You must place them in the same folder as your HMO file.
This is because we'll be using relative file referencing will explain relative verse absolute file referencing
in the next lecture
first that start with the heading and we can place our images under this heading
with our heading created.
Let's create a paragraph.
So we have some spacing between our heading and the images that we're going to insert
I'll start by inserting the first image.
This is done with the image tag
the image tag has several attributes for the purpose of this lecture.
We use this source attribute which defines the location of the image.
We'll also use the width and height attribute which defined the size of the image
with our first image created or inserted.
Let's insert the second image
I'll also specify the width in height of this image.
And the third image
the image tag.
As you can see does not require a closing image tag
for the fourth image.
We're going to insert an image from the Internet so before the source we'll be using the U.R.L. of the
image.
This is called an absolute final reference because it includes the full path of the image and once again
our next lecture is going to talk more about absolute and relative file referencing.
So this is an image found on a Wikipedia page.
I'll just specify the width and height as well
okay.
And so we've inserted four images three images have a relative file reference they're located within
the same directory as our HMO file.
We've specified the width and height of each image and for the last image the source is an external
Web page.
So we've included a You are all of the or a link to the to the image and also the width and height as
well so let's go ahead and save this file and preview what it looks like in our web browser.
So as you can see we now have four images inserted into our document.