Adding pictures to text can be done by using the <img> tag in HTML. This tag requires the "src" attribute, which specifies the image file to be displayed, and the "alt" attribute, which provides alternative text for the image.
Yes, you can resize pictures in the text by using the "width" and "height" attributes in the <img> tag. It is recommended to use percentage values to ensure that the images are responsive and will adjust to different screen sizes.
Pictures can be aligned in the text by using the "align" attribute in the <img> tag. This attribute accepts values such as "left", "right", and "center" to specify the alignment of the image.
Yes, you can add a caption to pictures in the text by wrapping the <img> tag inside a <figure> tag and using the <figcaption> tag to add the caption. This provides a semantic way to add captions to images.
Yes, you can add links to pictures in the text by wrapping the <img> tag inside an <a> tag and specifying the link in the "href" attribute. This will turn the image into a clickable link.