Answer by Daan Pape for In a perfect world, all the graphics and layout are...
It depends when. Sometimes the images are content and not style. Therefore you can use div's with css backgrounds if it's purely for style but use the tag when you want to show a content image. Then...
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An image is content - e.g. diagrams. Style is just to make the page pretty but adds nothing to the content (syntax/semantics) of the document.
View ArticleAnswer by Diodeus - James MacFarlane for In a perfect world, all the graphics...
Images that are part of the UI should be defined in CSS where possible.Images that are part of content should be inline img tags.
View ArticleAnswer by SLaks for In a perfect world, all the graphics and layout are...
<img /> tags are intended to be content, not style.<img /> is supposed to be used for something like a photo accompanying an article.UI graphics should be done using CSS backgrounds.
View ArticleAnswer by Dennis Traub for In a perfect world, all the graphics and layout...
Images can very well be part of the content.
View ArticleAnswer by canon for In a perfect world, all the graphics and layout are...
Sometimes images are content and not just style... and that's when you use an img tag.
View ArticleIn a perfect world, all the graphics and layout are defined in stylesheets -...
The purpose of CSS is to help web developers to define and apply graphics and layout, separated from the actual content.However, it seems like CSS can tweak pretty much anything (graphics wise) on a...
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