Provides the relative or complete URL of the image file currently loaded or to be loaded into the img element. Loading an image of a different siz
Returns the current download status of the IMG object's content. This property provides intermediate information about the loading process.
Returns a reference to the static Image object from which all instances of image objects are created. This mechanism is more commonly used in Java
Returns the protocol component of the URL associated with the element. Windows and Macintosh versions return values in different formats. For the Wi
Return the unscaled height and width of the image, in pixels. Allows scripts to find the true dimensions of the original image in case scripts or in
Returns the filename (without the rest of the URL path) of the current image. Simplifies examination of current image content.
This is the identifier associated with the image object for use in scripted references to the object.
Returns a plain-language description of the MIME type for the image. This property may not be officially supported by Microsoft, but it correctly re
Indicates the URL of a lower-resolution (or alternate) image to download into the document space if the image of the src attribute will take a lon
If you specify a video clip with the dynsrc attribute, the loop property controls how many times the clip should play (loop). Changing to a valu
Reflects the longDesc attribute of the img element. Version 6 browsers provide no significant functionality for this attribute or property.
Indicates whether the img element is acting as a server-side image map. For an image to be a server-side image map, it must be wrapped with an a
Provide the pixel measure of horizontal and vertical margins surrounding an image object. The hspace property affects the left and right edges of
The URL specified by the element's src attribute. Identical to, and deprecated in favor of, the src property.
Provide the height and width in pixels of the image rendered in the img element. Changes to these values are immediately reflected in reflowed con