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Property
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Description
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|---|---|
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align
|
Indicates the alignment of the image, usually “left” or
“right.”
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alt
|
The alternative text rendering for the image as set by the
alt attribute.
|
|
border
|
The width of the border around the image in
pixels.
|
|
complete
|
Non-standard (but well-supported) Boolean indicating whether
the image has completed loading.
|
|
height
|
The height of the image in pixels or as a percentage
value.
|
|
hspace
|
The horizontal space around the image in
pixels.
|
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isMap
|
Boolean value indicating presence of the ismap attribute, which indicates the image is a server-side image
map. The useMap property is used more often
today.
|
|
longDesc
|
The value of the (X)HTML longdesc
attribute, which provides a more verbose description for the image than the alt attribute.
|
|
lowSrc
|
The URL of the “low source” image as set by the lowsrc attribute. Under early browsers, this is specified by the
lowsrc property.
|
|
name
|
The value of the name attribute for the
image.
|
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src
|
The URL of the image.
|
|
useMap
|
The URL of the client-side image map if the <img> tag has a usemap
attribute.
|
|
vspace
|
The vertical space in pixels around the image.
|
|
width
|
The width of the image in pixels or as a percentage
value.
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The traditional Image object also supports onabort, onerror, and onload
event handlers. The onabort handler is invoked when the user
aborts the loading of the image, usually by clicking the browser’s Stop button.
The onerror handler is fired when an error occurs during image
loading. The onload handler is, of course, fired once the
image has loaded. Under modern browser implementations that support (X)HTML
properly, you will also find onmouseover, onmouseout, onclick, and the rest of the core
events supported for Image.