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    Right click on your image, select "Copy image...

    Right click on your image, select "Copy image adress" then add this script to your HTML doc:

    <img src="IMAGEADRESS">

    For example:

    <img src="...dog.png">
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    WELCOME TO PETER IS WORLD

    WELCOME TO <font color="red">PETER</font> IS WORLD
  3. Add this line after your CSS code:

    Add this line after your CSS code:

    <body background="imagelink">

    Or open your page with notepad and add this in the body class:

    background-image: url('imagelink');


    It should look like...
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    Replace your link with this one:...

    Replace your link with this one: "files\images\interview_v2_english_09.jpg" .

    <img src="files\images\interview_v2_english_09.jpg">
  5. Try Songr (google it). Features: ...

    Try Songr (google it).

    Features:



    Download or listen to streaming music from 16 mp3 search engines
    Full album search
    Automatic conversion of results to direct links to listen with your...
  6. You can use the 'include' function, but you have...

    You can use the 'include' function, but you have to change the extension for every page that will use that file.

    For example, we have a page called 'header.php', and another one called 'body.php'...
  7. If you want to use an image as a link, you have...

    If you want to use an image as a link, you have to to this:

    <a href="link"> <img src="imageurl"> </a>

    You cannot set links in CSS! With your css atributes, the script should look like this:
    ...
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    Add your code between this tags: '

    Add your code between this tags: '<!--' and'-->' ( <!-- Your Script --> ) . For example,

    <!-- <font color="red"> TEXT </a> -->
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    Just delete ' align="right" ' and add your script...

    Just delete ' align="right" ' and add your script between the tags: <center> </center>

    It should look like this:

    </center><img src="T35_1px220.jpg" alt="T35 on a Moscow street" /></center>
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