Especially for Windows Help and HTML there's existing the
(!ilink) (image link
) commands. It is a mixture
of the (!img) and (!link) command
that allows to display hyperimages
. If you click an image you
will jump to another part of the current document.
UDO: | (!ilink) [img] [text] [link] |
WinHelp: | {\uldb \{bmc img.bmp\}}{\v link} |
HTML: | <a href="link"><img src="img.gif" alt="text" border=0></a> |
else: | like (!link) [text] [link] |
Hints:
UDO won't check if the images exist.
By default UDO uses .gif as the suffix for images when converting to HTML. You can use the command !html_img_suffix to change the suffix.
You may use up to 200 links inside a paragraph. If you will use more links UDO will print an error message.