The Image Cell
The image cell represents an html image <img> that's contained in an html paragraph <p>.
Create a image cell by clicking 'Image Cell' under the Form Elements heading in the 'Add New Element' menu:
Then edit the attributes for the image cell
and click the 'Create' button.
ID
ID is the document object model identifier for the image cell. The important thing to remember about any id you assign is to make it unique among all the elements in the form. The editor will remind you if you try to assign a duplicate id to any element.
Image URL
The url of the image. Use an absolute url (http://www.yoursite.com/images /image.gif) instead of a relative url (../images/image.gif) if you want the image to appear during form testing.
Width
The width of the image.
Height
The height of the image.
Alternate Text
Alternate Text represents the html alt attribute of the image and is typically used to provide a textual description of the image that will replace the image if it cannot be loaded into your form.
Link URL
If you want the image to represent an html link, enter the url of the destination here.
Link Target
Link Target represents the target attribute of an html <a> link and is used to define where the linked document (specified by Link URL) will open:
The default is 'New' which opens the link in a new window.
'Self' opens the link in the current window.
'Parent' applies to framesets and opens the link into the parent frameset of the current frame.
'Top' applies to framesets and opens the link into the full original window (and cancels all other frames).
Editing / Deleting a Image Cell
The "Edit Image Cell" form is the same as the "Add New Image Cell" form with two exceptions.
First, the current values for each attribute are filled in. Edit these attributes as you wish then click the 'Save' image cell at the bottom of the form to save your changes.
Additionally, a link to delete the image cell can be found below the 'Save' image cell:
Click this link to permanently delete the image cell.