I want to insert images in dynamic-text-box(s) which should be inline.
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I am preparing an application using flash CS4; The application is just like a chat room which will show conversation the only difference in this; it will show stored messages (stored in XML file). I want to insert smiling faces (emotions) in text body (using html tags) but the problem is that image is not inline (like in chat room [yahoo, hotmail, etc.]).
I have no idea what to do......
Please paste your code where you set the dynamic-text-box.text
Make sure that you wrap the whole text in html braces, not only images.
You can embed images in any HTMLText field using the tag.
The image, however, must be loaded externally. You can't get images stored in your library.
Its good to get the solution of my problem but sad I got solution by myself :-P
The simplest solution I got is, to update my Flash CS4 to Flash CS6; in Flash CS6 text (TextField) have extra feature like TLF (Text Layout Framework). By use TLF I can insert graphics in text area and inserted graphics are inline as well.
Problem Solved :-)
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Currently, all image caption I have used are automatically placed before an image, despite me placing the caption before the image in the code.
For example,
[caption=]
.Simple diagram of data storage
image::user-guide/data-storage.png[width="600"]
Is there any way I can re-position the caption such that it appears above/before the image like how table titles are positioned above a table?
I assume you're using the standard HTML5 output of Asciidoctor. This can't be parameterized; the HTML will always render first the image and then the title element.
You could override the rendering of images in the HTML5 backend, or create your own backend to structure the output as you need.
In addition to #ahus1's answer, you might be able to achieve the presentation you desire by applying a custom stylesheet via docinfo files. See https://asciidoctor.org/docs/user-manual/#docinfo-file
Let's speak about graphs.
I know that a real interactive annotation can be done only with different stat-packages like R-shiny and similar.
But my question here is much easier and related to the image file format.
I would like to add something like a comment box or something related to a specific dot on an image (a plot in my case) that could be open with a mouse drag or click.
I don't want to know how to do it, or which softwares do I need.
The only question is, is there any image format that could allow the insert of this kind of things? gif, png, ... ?
Something similar to this, shown with a mouse click:
Yes. The TIFF file format allows you to store multiple frames in one file.
You could store a page with annotations and one without, or a page for each annotation.
Here is an example of a multi-page tiff.
This is what it looks like on Windows Photo Viewer when going to page 2:
I have a question and i am confused what strategy i should choose to solve this.
Here is the description.
I have a gallery which is managed on user authentication.
Next I have basically a simple form which saves quotes into database.
Selecting an image from gallery it is opened in a canvas. I am using Adobe Creative SDK.
Here is the demonstration image.
Next i have to select(copy) text from database to add(paste) in text field but i have no idea how to do it.
This is the task i have to do for a client. I have never seen a similar example. This is seems unique. Please provide some suggestion on doing it.
Adobe Creative SDK's editor will not allow you to pre-populate text on an image so it's out of the question for this task. You could probably find a way to overlay text on top of the Adobe editor, but then the issue with saving the image rears its head.
If you don't need any of the other editing tools, you could simply create a canvas with the image, overlay the text and allow the user to choose the font, position the text, apply stamps, etc...
Once they're done, wire up a save button to post the field with the contents of canvas.toDataURL('image/png') and have something server-side to save it.
It will be more work than using someone else's widget, but the client will be in control of their own destiny (and have a working product which they wouldn't have before).
Keep it simple and build from there.
I've created a Google Spreadsheet with logo images in one column of cells, but when I try to create a table to add into my website the images do not display in the table.
I need them to display so The logos are visible within a webpage? Does anyone know why the images are not displaying in table format, or how I can fix this.
Not sure which method did you choose to display images. My solution worked for images embedded with the IMAGE function and not showing inside the new spreadsheets, but showing inside the old. I must admit I haven't tested it with embedded documents but it should work too:
SPACE character is an offending character in the new Google spreadsheets when embedding images using the IMAGE function. Replace it with another, 'safe' character like '-' or '_'
Not sure how much this helps, since I don't know what you did/did wrong, but here's a pasted table with images from the new Google Sheets. The only thing of note is that in the pasted table, all images scale to the cell size with aspect ratios retained, ignoring the parameters in the spreadsheet.
formula: =IMAGE("https://www.google.com/images/srpr/logo3w.png")
copy/pasted into document:
original spreadsheet:
Hi every One See the Below Image
in this Screen that 3 Blocks are images and i am trying to Bind some text to that Text Block and display with some time intervals with Live tile Look and feels. Can any One Sugest How can i do this
If you want to mimic Live Tiles, I suggest that you take a look at The Windows Phone Toolkit. It contains the HubTile control which is live and is probably the thing you are looking for.
If not, you have the source code and you can check how they did it. This way you can replicate the behavior and then customize it.