[NFB-Web] HTML Code for Images

[Erik Burggraaf]

hi, I'm reluctant to post this as it's so vague, but if you want me to 
flush it out, I'll be happy to take on the challenge during the week when I 
have more time. Ideally, you don't want all of these formatting attributes 
in your div tag or your image.  the formatting should be done as CSS, 
either in an image class, or in the image attribute itself, depending on 
how many images you want to format, and how many of the characteristics you 
want them all to have.  you may not even have to assign each image to its 
own div, depending on whether or not you want them incorporated into a grid.

responsive only means that the layout of the site changes depending on the 
screen size that's detected.  getting a website to be responsive is pretty 
simple using CSS grid, and most modern CMS are now supporting it.  I 
haven't had occasion to use the nfb Drupal templates in a while, but I'm 
pretty sure they are responsive, and you don't really have to worry if 
that's what you're using.

There is a thing that just came out last month for nvda called developer 
tools. It is a neat looking at on that describes the position and layout of 
elements on the screen for programmers, so that they can check their 
designs.  I will be playing with this in the near future, because I will be 
in semester six of my aunt programmer analyst diploma and it will probably 
come into play.

it seems to me that this email provides you a lot of possibilities without 
providing you any concrete answers. I know how frustrating that can be, but 
if you want me to continue along these trains of thought, let me know, and 
I will be happy to do so when I get home from my current trip. Best, Erik


On June 29, 2019 12:11:47 PM Joe Orozco via NFB-Web <nfb-web at nfbnet.org> wrote:

Hello,



Can someone please share some good HTML code for including pictures on web
pages? I can't seem to get good sizes. My photos end up coming out too large
and are never positioned the way I want. I can't see the picture myself and
am therefore relying on other people's perceptions of what looks good.



I'm looking for a good description of what numerical range is used for
sizing.



I'm also looking for the right tags. This is what I'm currently using:



<div style="width: 225px; height: 200px; float:left; margin-left:25px;">

<img src="http://example.org/image.jpg" alt="picture description">

</div>



I'm using Drupal. If there is a simple module or method I can use to insert
pictures where I want them, that'd be great help as well.



Thanks in advance for any help.



Joe

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