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You can also use an image to link to your audio and video files. You will need to use the <a> tag and its href and title attributes along with the <img> tag and its src, alt and border attributes. Let me first explain about the <img> tag and its attributes first.

There are two types of image maps that are called client-side and server-side image maps. I will explain about client-side image maps in this tutorial and in a future tutorial, I will explain about server-side image maps.

Now let me show you how to create a border for a frame by placing the frameborder attribute in the <frameset> tag which will allow you to turn the borders off and on. You can use the values 1 or yes, which will turn the border on or you can use the values no or 0, which will turn the borders off. By default, every frame and frameset window is displayed by a 3D border. Netscape only recognizes the values yes or no.

Now let me show you how to add color to your tables borders using Internet Explorer’s nonstandard bordercolor attribute, and Internet Explorer’s special extension bordercolorlight and bordercolordark attributes.

Now let me show you where the table rows and cells are in the table. We will need to use the <table> tags border attribute, which was designed for this purpose. We will also need to use a number for the value, which determines the thickness of the tables border in pixels. The default value of the border attribute is 0. No border appears if you don’t use the border attribute or if you have a value of 0.

Now you can use the <input type="image" />, which is used to create an input button using an image, instead of a regular push-style button. By default the <input type="image" /> is a submit button only. You cannot make an image reset button.