I'm looking for way to add a wmf image in ckeditor4.
I know, that it is not possable in normal way.
Unfortunately, my client want to that.
I found a java library for converting a wmf image to a svg image and a svg image to a png image.
(The Web Project of the client is Spring Project)
But ckeditor4 rejectes a wmf image from first, then java method for imageupload in ckeditor4 can not recieve the image and method for converting a wmf image to a svg image does not work.
Is there a solution to this?
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How to change image size by dragging in ckeditor?
Please help me know what is addon of Ckeditor.
Try this: https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/image2
"This is an enhanced version of the Image plugin that introduces the image widget. It includes the following features:
Integrated image captions.
An option to center images.
Dynamic "click and drag" resizing of images."
I include a image using Sphinx on a Windows 10 machine using the following command
.. image:: pic.jpg
The image is included fine, but the orientation is off. I tried rotate the image using windows build-in image viewer but it does not have any effect for my image rendering.
What am I missing?
I have an image and I want to add an overlay or to find another way to combine two images in Nokia SDK 2.0 (J2ME)...
I need that one of the images to be partial transparent
Thanks
For overlay in J2ME You should use JSR 234 AMMS this provide overlay control.
I'm building an app that generates a grid of HubTile objects from the Silverlight Toolkit representing people, with the Source property being set to a URL for their profile picture that's returned from a web service. If the person hasn't uploaded a profile picture, the URL that's returned is a GIF for a generic profile picture. It appears that the HubTile simply ignores the Source, because the image isn't being displayed. I've verified that the image exists at the provided URL. Are GIF's simply an unsupported image type for the HubTile? Unfortunately, the documentation on Codeplex is empty.
No, GIF images are not supported. From "Tiles Overview for Windows Phone":
Tile images can be either a .jpg or .png file
If you are referring to the HubTile control, it uses an Image under the hood which does not support GIFs either. As per Supported Media Codecs for Windows Phone
This file type [GIF] is unsupported by the Silverlight Image element
I have a pure C++/Win32 VS2005 desktop application. During my WM_PAINT response, when I paint my window, I'd like to be able to Project a transparent PNG image onto my Window.
any pointer will be appreciated.
GdiPlus has been part of Windows since Windows XP at least, and can decode JPEG, PNG and GIF files with ease.
A newer API for dealing with image files is the Windows Image Component. One of the samples covers using WIC to decode an image and GdiPlus to perform the alpha aware painting.
The Windows Imaging Component (WIC) is the primary API for native code that provides the ability to encode and decode various image formats. You can use it to load a PNG image into your application.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/ee719902
Alternatively you can use GDI+ but that’s pretty old technology and doesn’t work nearly as well. You can also use GDI+ to render the image but I suggest Direct2D.
Direct2D is capable of rendering a WIC bitmap directly on the GPU or in software via a window or bitmap device context.
Here’s an introductory article on Direct2D:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-ca/magazine/dd861344.aspx
And this one describes how to use Direct2D with WIC:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ee819134.aspx