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Albert Takudzwa Maumbe
1,322 PointsWhat two attributes should you put on an <img> tag?
What two attributes should you put on an <img> tag?
2 Answers
Justin Horner
Treehouse Guest TeacherHello, Albert
In order for the image tag to load an image, it needs a source to acquire the image. Images also need an alternative description to read out to users who use a screen reader and in cases where the user can't view the image due to a slow connection or an error loading the source.
I hope this helps.
Albert Takudzwa Maumbe
1,322 PointsThank you this was helpful
Cory Wicker
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 167 PointsThanks!
Alonzo Delk
6,991 PointsThank you also I learned something as well
Alonzo Delk
6,991 PointsAlonzo Delk
6,991 PointsHey I'm new to this also but in my notes I think it's the 'href' attribute. Also I found in my notes that the <a> can turn an image into a link. Hope this helps