## Doing this without CSS

How to accomplish this without CSS.

Example 10.48
Example 10.48 Source:
<p>Achieving the same effect using HTML and the IMG element (look at the source to see the difference between this and the CSS way):</p> <div> <strong>Winningest Active Coaches, Division I NCAA Men's Basketball</strong><br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Mark Few<br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Roy Williams<br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Bruce Pearl<br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Thad Matta<br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Bo Ryan<br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Mike Krzyzewski<br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Jim Boeheim<br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Bob Huggins<br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Lute Olson<br/> <img src="images/basketball.gif" alt="*" />Tubby Smith<br/> </div>
In style element (`<style type="text/css">`) within head element:
/* no css rules */
Example 10.48 Rendered:

- With Styles
- Without Styles

For the complete list: NCAA Men's Basketball Statistics