Configuration
| Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
| title |
string |
You can give the image widget in editmode a title |
| width |
integer |
Width of the image in pixel |
| height |
integer |
Height of the image in pixel |
| thumbnail |
string |
Name of the configured thumbnail which should be used |
| hidetext |
boolean |
Hides the input for the ALT-text in editmode |
| reload |
boolean |
Set true to reload the page in editmode after updating the image |
| minWidth | integer | min. width of the image (in pixel) |
| minHeight | integer | min. height of the image (in pixel) |
You can also pass every valid attribute an img-tag can have (w3.org - Image), such as:
- class
- style
- ...
Accessable Properties
| Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
| id |
integer |
ID of the referenced image |
| alt |
string |
The entered alternative text |
| image |
Asset_Image |
The referenced image object |
Example
// Basic usage <?php echo $this->image("myImage"); ?> // Advanced usage <?php echo $this->image("myImage", array( "title" => "Drag your image here", "width" => 200, "height" => 200, "thumbnail" => "contentimages" )); ?> // An example with a direct thumbnail configuration <?php echo $this->image("myImage", array( "title" => "Drag your image here", "width" => 200, "height" => 200, "thumbnail" => array( "width" => 200, "height" => 200, "interlace" => true, "quality" => 90 ) )); ?>
Fieldspecific Image Cropping for Documents (since 1.4.2)
With right click on the image in document edit mode, it is possible to define field specific image cropping.
So there is no need any more to define specific images or thumbnails if a specific region of an image should be shown. Just assign the original image and define field specific cropping directly within the document.