You learned about the border attribute of the<img> tag as art of the section on links, where setting border to a number or to 0 determined the width of the image border (or hid it entirely).,
By default, images that aren’t inside links don’t have borders. However, you can use the border attribute to include a border around any image, as follow:
<p> <img src =”eggplant. Gif” alt =”Eggplant” align =”left” border=”5” width =”102) height =”178”/>
This is an eggplant. We intend to stay a good ways away from it,
Figure 8.28 shows an image with a border around it.
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