In the Long Description text box, click the folder
icon to navigate to an HTML file that contains a textual description of the image.
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The Image Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box appears when you select the Images option in the Accessibility
Preferences.
The Image Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box is not displayed if you add a new image by
dragging it from the Files panel. It does appear, however, if you drag the image from the Assets
panel, or use the Insert bar or Insert menu to add the image.
Bordering a graphic
When you??™re working with thumbnails (small versions of images) on your Web page, you may need a quick
way to distinguish one from another. The border attribute enables you to place a one-color rectangular
border around any graphic. To turn on the border, enter the desired width of the border, measured in pixels,
in the Border text box located on the lower half of the Image Property inspector. Entering a value of 0
explicitly turns off the border.
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A preferred method for adding a border to an image is to use Cascading Style Sheets,
described in Chapter 7. Note that Cascading Style Sheets are not supported in older browsers.
One of the most frequent cries for help among beginning Web designers results from the sudden appearance
of a bright blue border around an image.
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