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You can optionally add an Image caption and adjust the Width, Height and Image alignment. You can only adjust the height or the width as the The system will maintain the image aspect ratio.
The system will warn you when the image quality is less than the recommended resolution of 300 dpi which required for print publishing.
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In the Editor, the image will be displayed at a relative size for convenience of viewing. The PDF version of the document will show the image’s true size. |
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Maximum image sizeIf your image exceeds the height of 228mm (or 235mm if it does not have an Image caption), it will not render in the PDF. Please reduce the height to ensure it is visible in the PDF. See below for instructions for updating an image. There is not a strict limit on image width, but images that are beyond 147mm wide will ‘spill’ over to the right of the page, which may cause issues later in the publication process. |
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How to delete an image
To delete an image:
Click on the image in the Editor.
Select ‘img block’ from the breadcrumb and press delete or backspace (see screenshot below).
The image will be removed from the document without affecting the element it was inserted in.
The image will not be removed from list of images that are available in the ‘Insert Image’ modal, so it can be reinserted if required.
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How to update image information
Click on the edit button next to the bottom right of the image in the document .
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Make changes to any of the fields in the “Manage Image Properties” dialogue box and click Update button.
The system will update the image in the document with the changes.
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Hints and tips |
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The system will save the image files against the document version so that only users with permission to see the document will view the images. When you duplicate a document version which contains images, these image files will be mapped to the duplicated |
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