This should produce an image with a transparent frame like this: Styling Frame Source Documents Just as with any webpage, the contents of each frame can be styled with CSS. Then set its attributes like (src, height, width, alt, title etc). Image maps can still be useful for the right application, as you can see in the example linked to above. It is not a very popular element to use these days, you can still use the <frame> tag in your web page to show multiple images of different size separately. Remember: The <frame> tag is different from the <iframe> tag. In this case, also change the width and height according to your image size. Itâs very easy if you follow the steps described below. Add a Frame Class to Images in the HTML Tab â Upload/Insert. To insert image in an HTML page, use the
tags. Step 3: Edit Images in PDF If you would like to edit the image you have just added to the document or any other image, click on the "Edit" button and then click on the image in question to select it. The second <frame> tag has scrolling attribute, with value yes. Do not forget to set the overflow property to "hidden" to make the rest of the image invisible. If you don't // use a "/" then the image file should be on the same folder // with your class file. Accept. The top section to be 162 pixels high and the bottom section to be whatever is left over. From the Tools panel, click the Image Frame tool and then to the required location in your project. 1) Add Image to Canvas Using image() Object In the first method, Iâll use JavaScript image() object to load an image and initialize the object with the image source. Just create a div element with the class name "container" and place your images inside it. Add a background texture image using "background" property to serve as a photo frame. We will put in world.gif and Lisa respectively. You can add at least two or multiple images according to your needs. The frame will show the scroll bars, since the image is big. Its very easy for one to understand. It is also possible to add an image as a border. Following a