Pictures
This feature works with
ODT, ODS, ODP, ODG, XLSX, and DOCX files.If an error occurs for some reasons (fetch failed, image type not supported), a replacement error image is used.
The place to insert the marker on the temporary picture may change depends on the file format:
ODS,ODPandODGfiles: set the marker on the image titleODTfile: set the marker on the image alternative text, image descriptionDOCXandXLSXfiles: set the marker either on the image title, image description, or alternative text
Accepted images types:
.jpeg, .png, and .gif. .svg are working only for ODS/ODT reports.- it is not possible to create images loops in
XLSX,ODS, andODGfiles, it produces an invalid report - for
ODP, it is not possible to create a loop of images inside a single slide, but it is possible to create images loops through 2 slides or more
The image anchor type changes the rendering behavior and particular cases are not valid.
To update the anchor type of an image on LibreOffice: Right-click the Image > Properties > Type > Anchor.
Anchor type | Print engine behavior |
|---|---|
As character | Best choice: the replacement of a single image or a loop of images is possible. |
To page
To paragraph
To character | The image is floating, it not possible to create a loop of images, only a single image replacement is accepted. |
To update the position type of an image on Word: Double-left-click the Image > Picture Format tab > Position.
Position type | Print engine behavior |
|---|---|
In line with text | Best choice: the replacement of a single image or a loop of images is possible. |
With text wrapping | The image is floating, it not possible to create a loop of images, only a single image replacement is accepted. |
This formatter works with
ODT and DOCX files.The
imageFit formatter sets how the image should be resized to fit its container. An argument has to be passed to the formatter:fillWidth: the replaced image is sized to fill the element’s content-box width- the aspect ratio does not change
contain: the replaced image is scaled to maintain its aspect ratio while fitting within the element’s content-box (the temporary image)fill: the replaced image is sized to fill the element’s content-box (the temporary image)- the entire image will fill the box of the previous image
- if the object's aspect ratio does not match the aspect ratio of its box, then the object will be stretched to fit
{d.image:imageFit(contain)}
// or
{d.image:imageFit(fill)}
// or
{d.image} // 'fillWidth' is set by default
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