Image Attributes
To open the Image Inline Attributes window, select an inline, choose Element
> Inline Attributes... (or click the Change inline object
button
in
the Object Editors palette) and choose Image from the Inline Type menu
button. You can use the inline Attributes window to resize an image,
change its placement on the page, and more.
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Original File text field: Shows the full pathname for the
native representation of the image file. This representation is usually
not suitable for Web publishing without conversion (for example, if the
image is an RGB or TIFF file). To replace the selected image, specify a
new image name in this field or use the Browse button. You
can grab only local files.
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Local File text field: Shows the full pathname for the
Web-publishable representation of the selected image. This file may be
specified by you, or, if you specify an Original File, you can allow
Cosmo Create to generate it automatically if the appropriate conversion
rule has been entered in the Preferences
panel. To replace the selected image, specify a new image name
in this field or use the Browse button. You can grab both
local and remote
files.
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Published URL text field: Shows the published URL of the
selected image. This is the URL that will be used when the HTML page is
packaged and published. You can enter a URL or set up an appropriate URL mapping rule to cause
Cosmo Create to generate it for you automatically. (See the Viewing and Publishing the Document
task cards for more information on packaging and publishing.)
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Alternate Text field: Displays the text you want to display
on systems that can't display the image.
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Client Map field: If the image map is located in an HTML
file, displays the location of the client-side image map file for the
selected image, if any exists. (In most browsers that support
client-side image maps, the map must exist in the same HTML file as the
image.) Note: This field is not editable; use the image map tools to change
image maps.
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Server Map field: Displays the location of the server-side
image map file for the selected image, if any exists. Note:
This field is not editable; use the image map tools to change
image maps.