<img> tag

<img> element

The <img> element instructs the device to display an image within formatted text. Note that not all devices can display images.

NOTE You cannot embed images inside <do> or <option> elements--in other words, you cannot use images as function key labels or menu items. However, Phone.com extensions to WML do support this capability.

Syntax

<img alt="text" src="url" localsrc="icon" align="alignment"

height="n" width="n" vspace="n" hspace="n"/>

Attributes

alt	Specifies the text to display if the device does not support images or cannot find the specified image.
src	The URL of the image to display. If you specify a valid icon for the `localsrc` attribute (see below), the device ignores this attribute.
`localsrc`	The name of a known icon. If the device cannot find the icon in ROM (Read-Only Memory), it attempts to retrieve it from the UP.Link Server. If you specify a valid icon, the device ignores the `src` attribute (see above).
`align`	`top` \| `middle` \| `bottom` Specifies image alignment relative to the current line of text.
`height`	The UP.Browser software does not currently support this attribute.
`width`	The UP.Browser software does not currently support this attribute.
`vspace`	The UP.Browser software does not currently support this attribute.
`hspace`	The UP.Browser software does not currently support this attribute.

Example

<wml>

<card>

<p>

Here's a smiley:

</p>

<br/><img alt=":-)" localsrc="smileyface" src=""/>

</card>

</wml>

NOTE Some localsrc icons have different forms when displayed at different font sizes. Since you cannot control the display size, keep in mind that the appearance of these icons may vary slightly on different devices.