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Joseph W. Lowery

"Dreamweaver CS3 Bible"

You can use the folder icon to locate the image as well. Text may also serve as the alternative
content if you don??™t want to use an image. Any text entered into the Alt field is displayed in
the browser as a tooltip.
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Accessing the Code Directly 6
7. To enter any custom attributes, click the Parameters button to open the Parameters dialog box.
8. Click the Add (+) button and enter the first parameter. Press Tab to move to the Value column.
9. Enter the value for the parameter, if any. Press Tab.
10. Continue entering parameters in the left column, with their values in the right. Click OK when
you??™ve finished.
Because of the importance of displaying alternative content for users not running Java,
Dreamweaver provides a method for displaying something for everyone. To display an image,
enter the URL to a graphics file in the Alt text box. To display text as well as an image, you have to do a little
hand-coding. First select a graphics file to insert in the Alt text box and then open Code view. In the
tag found between the tags, add an alt=???your_message??? attribute by hand (where the text
you want to display is the value for the alt attribute). Now your Java applet displays an image for browsers
that are graphics-enabled but not Java-enabled, and text for text-only browsers such as Lynx.


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