Object embedding
The "embed" tag makes it possible to insert an arbitrary content object directly in the XML block. It can for example be used to embed images. Usage:
<embed href="" [class=""] [view=""] [align=""] [target=""] [size=""] [id=""] />
Parameter | Description | Required |
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href |
The "href" parameter must be a valid link to either a node or an object using the same notation as for hyperlinks (for example "eznode://134", "eznode://path/to/some/node" and "ezobject://1024"). If the provided link is a link to a node, eZ publish will use the object that is encapsulated by that node. In other words, in both cases it is the object that will be inserted (the node notation is just a wrapper). |
Yes. |
class |
The "class" parameter makes it possible to specify a custom stylesheet that should be used. In the template, the specified stylesheet will be available in the $classification variable. |
No. |
view |
The "view" parameter makes it possible to specify the view mode that should be used when the object is rendered (for example "full", "line", etc.). |
No. |
align |
The "align" parameter can be used to specify the positioning of the embedded object; possible values are "left", "center" and "right". |
No. |
target |
The "target" parameter can be used to set the opening method (same browser tab/window or new browser tab/window) for the embedded item (for example "_self", "_blank", etc.). |
No. |
size |
The "size" parameter can be used to set the image size that should be used when an image object is embedded (for example "small", "medium", "large", etc.). The available sizes are defined by image.ini. |
No. |
id |
The "id" parameter makes it possible to assign a unique ID which will be the ID attribute in the resulting HTML. |
No. |
Balazs Halasy (10/03/2005 11:49 am)
Julia Shymova (17/08/2007 2:31 pm)
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