Images

An image is an electronic picture, also called a graphic. The system supports the following image types:

gif Graphic Interchange Format

Supported options:
color indexing
transparency
dither
interlaced

jpg Joint Photographic Experts Group

Supported options:
Baseline (Standard)
Baseline Optimized
Progressive
all bits/pixel

pct Apple Picture

pdf Portable Document Format

png Potable (public) Network Graphics

Supported options:
interlace
none interlace
all bits/pixel
alpha channel support

psd Adobe Photoshop native file

Supported options:
version 3.0 and above.

tga True Vision Graphics Display Adapte

Supported options:
16, 24, 32 bits/pixel
RLE compression

tif Tagged Image File Format

Supported options:
no compression
LZW compression
ZIP compression
JPEG compression
JPEG compression with image pyramid

dcs Desktop Color Separation version 1.0

eps Rasterized EPS

Supported options:
Level 1, Level 2, Level 3
ASCII encoding
ASCII85 encoding
Binary encoding
JPEG encoding

eps Vector EPS

Supported options
Level 1, Level 2, Level 3
ASCII encoding
ASCII85 encoding
Binary encoding

ps Rasterized Postscript

Supported options:
Level 1, Level 2, Level 3
ASCII encoding
ASCII85 encoding
Binary encoding
JPEG encoding

ps Vector Postscript

Supported options:
Level 1, Level 2, Level 3
ASCII encoding
ASCII85 encoding
Binary encoding

ai Adobe Illustrator native file

Supported options:
version 10 and above.

NOTE the supported options (apart from the .ai and .psd files) are the options that have been successfully test with the system. Other options for the image types shown may work but this cannot be guaranteed.

re:image

An re:image is an electronic picture, the image is represented by a url to a location for the image.

XML Tag 

<re:image url='' />

DTD 

<!ENTITY % class "class      CDATA #IMPLIED">
<!ENTITY % style "style      CDATA #IMPLIED">
	<!ELEMENT re:image EMPTY>
	<!ATTLIST re:image 
		%class; %style;
		url CDATA #REQUIRED
	>

Reference Examples

020_010 , 020_020

Children

None

Attributes

url

Style Properties

Align

Image

Margins

Rule Above

Rule Below

class

The class attribute specifies a named_reference to the style sheet that should be applied to the element. Only one style can be called and applied to one element.

style

A style attribute specifies a collection of properties for inline styling. This can be used in combination with a class attribute so that a style sheet can be called but some of the properties (of the style sheet) are over-ridden.

url

The url attribute specifies the document or resource to include into this document. The value type is that of URL.