Inserting an image with <IMG

G

Guest

Hi,

I just switched to FrontPage 2003 from 2000. When I
insert an image it uses this statement:

<INPUT BORDER="0" SRC="" NAME="I1" TYPE="image">

Does any body know how to get FrontPage to insert images
using <IMG tag instead of the <INPUT tag. I checked the
site settings, options, and page setting in the menus and
cannot find where to change this back to <IMG tags.

In Tools > Page Options > Authoring:
FrontPage and Sharepoint Tech is set to "Custom" and
nothing is checked.

Browsers is set to "Custom" and ActiveX, VB, JS and ASP
are checked.

Schema Version: IE 4/Netscape 4

Can anyone tell me how I can change this back to using
<IMG tags to insert images the way it was in FP2000?

Thanks,
John J
 
M

Murray

What you are inserting is a form button (that happens to use an image)
rather than an image element.

Try using INSERT | Picture > From file (or click on the "picture" icon on
the toolbar) instead.
 
G

Guest

Thanks Murry,

When I customized the new tool bar options, I put the
icon for insert "picture" up in the tool bar, instead of
the icon for "insert picture from file." Both of these
use the same icon, so I didn't realize the difference.

Many thanks for your help,
John J.
 
M

Murray

You're welcome. Using the INSERT option from the menu solves the problem in
either event.
 
R

Ronx

The only way I can replicate that behaviour is by using
Insert->Form->Picture

This inserts a picture into a form to be used as a replacement for the
Submit button.

To insert an image into a page, either drag it into place from the folder
list,
or use Insert->Picture
 
A

Andrew Murray

Yes, <img src="image.jpg>

simple!

The "Input" you're using is a form element - not for inserting images
normally.

Through FP GUI it is through Insert > Image > from file. (as per any normal
application).
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Top