Assertion:
Thought you might like to know: All the browsers surveyed also support another form of this element (which is not a part of ANY HTML standard.) The string "IMAGE" can replace "IMG". Internet Explorer supports this since version 1.0, Mosaic since at least 2.1, and Netscape since version 1.1. Internet Explorer did not support this in v4.0 Beta 1 (presumably because the parser/rendering engine for 4.0 was re-built from scratch), but the strange syntax is again recognized in 4.0 Beta 2.

Simple IMG reference (left.gif):
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Simple IMAGE reference (right.gif):
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IMG reference (left.gif) with a combination of standard attributes (height=50, width=100, border=10, hspace=20):
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IMAGE reference (right.gif) with a combination of standard attributes (height=50, width=100, border=10, hspace=20):
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IMG reference (left.gif) with several CORE attributes (class="test" [where test is: "height:50px; width:20px"], style="border: thick dashed green", title="this is the title for the image"):
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IMAGE reference (left.gif) with several CORE attributes (class="test" [where test is: "height:50px; width:20px"], style="border: thick dashed green", title="this is the title for the image"):
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