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= Working With Images =
== Basic ==
If you just want to get an image on a page, simply upload the image file (using the 'Attachments' link). Then use {{{ {{attachment:image-name.png}} }}} (where image-name.png is the name of your file).  Where ever you plop that code is where the image will be.  If you put it within a paragraph, it will be part of the flow of the paragraph.  For tiny images, this might be fine, but be careful with big images, or your page will look odd.

For example, if you put large image {{{ {{attachment:duckie.png}} }}}into the middle of a paragraph, like this {{attachment:duckie.png}} , then that's exactly what you'll get.  However, be careful, because as you can see, the graphic can adversely effect your paragraph layout. But, a small image, like this fish [{{attachment:fish.jpg}}], does not.

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== Page Alignment ==
{{attachment:chair.jpg||align="left"}}

{{attachment:clock.jpg||align="right"}}

This example uses a chair image that's aligned left.  Notice that paragraph text flows around it, so you can (for example) stagger images on the page.  Here is the code: {{{ {{attachment:chair.jpg||align="left"}} }}}

This example uses a clock image that's aligned right.  Notice that text flows around it.  Here is the code: {{{ {{attachment:clock.jpg||align="right"}} }}}

Getting the image positioned on the page (and relative to your paragraphs) will take a bit of playing. I find placing the image-code above the paragraph gets it aligned perfectly with the paragraph in question. If you 
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== Baseline Alignment ==
Using a pineapple can as an example, the following are examples of aligning an image on inline within the text baseline:

This is top: {{attachment:pineapple.jpg||align="top"}} {{{ {{attachment:pineapple.jpg||align="top"}} }}}

This is middle: {{attachment:pineapple.jpg||align="middle"}} {{{ {{attachment:pineapple.jpg||align="middle"}} }}}

This is bottom: {{attachment:pineapple.jpg||align="bottom"}} {{{ {{attachment:pineapple.jpg||align="bottom"}} }}}

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== Image as a Link Button ==
Here's an example of using an image as a button. Or, in this case, a button as a button. [[HelpOnEditing|{{attachment:button.png}}|target="_blank"]] As you can see from the example code, this link will open in a new window.  If you don't need it to, simply eliminate the {{{|target="_blank"}}} part. Alternatively, you can even replace the {{{HelpOnEditing}}} part with any valid link, including external URL's. <<BR>> {{{ [[HelpOnEditing|{{attachment:button.png}}|target="_blank"]] }}}

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== Thumbnail of an Image ==

If you have a large image that you don't necessarily want/need to display at once, create a thumbnail preview. When the reader clicks the image, they'll get the original enlarged version. You only need to specify either width or height, and the image will automatically scale in proportion.

  . [[attachment:Grand_Tetons.jpg|{{attachment:Grand_Tetons.jpg||width=100}}]]

The code:
{{{ [[attachment:Grand_Tetons.jpg|{{attachment:Grand_Tetons.jpg||width=100}}]] }}}


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