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| − | + | Authors can integrate flash movies with ease in their article contents in this Wiki. This feature is intended for: | |
| − | * | + | * Clarifying processes or procedures |
| − | * | + | * Small tools, such as calculation |
| − | * | + | * Slide shows of a number of interrelated graphics or slides |
| − | + | Before you can integrate a flash movie, you have to upload the associated SWF file in the same way as a graphic file via the link [[Special:Upload|Upload file]] from the Toolbox links. Note that the SWF file, unlike a graphic file, is not displayed after it is uploaded. In the same way as with graphics, you have to note the file name that you assigned to the SWF file on the server. In case of doubt, you can check the [[Special:Imagelist|Image list]]. | |
| − | + | You can integrate a flash movie within your article as shown in the next example: | |
<nowiki><flash>file=Colorpicker.swf|width=320|height=160|scale=exactfit|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash></nowiki> | <nowiki><flash>file=Colorpicker.swf|width=320|height=160|scale=exactfit|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash></nowiki> | ||
| − | + | The example produces the following output in this case in the presentation view: | |
<div><flash>file=Colorpicker.swf|width=320|height=160|scale=exactfit|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash></div> | <div><flash>file=Colorpicker.swf|width=320|height=160|scale=exactfit|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash></div> | ||
| − | + | Make note of the tag pair <tt><flash>...</flash></tt> at the position in the text at which the flash movie is to be displayed. It is generally recommended to insert a blank line before and after the tag pair. If the flash movie is not yet aligned as desired, set another tag pair <tt><div>...</div></tt> around the tag pair <tt><flash>...</flash></tt>! | |
| − | + | You can change the appearance of the flash movie using parameters within the tag pair. All parameters are separated from one another by obliques. You can enter <tt>width</tt> (width of display), <tt>height</tt> (height of display), <tt>scale=exactfit</tt> (enforce the <tt>width</tt> and <tt>height</tt> entries for the display), as well as <tt>bgcolor</tt> (background color). | |
== MP3-Dateien einbinden == | == MP3-Dateien einbinden == | ||
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Uploading Files
You can embed graphics in formats such as JPEG, GIF und PNG and flash movies (SWF files) as well as sound files in MP3 format in your text in this Wiki.
To upload files in other formats, please refer to the information for File Download.
You have to first upload the relevant files. To do this, use the link Upload file from the Toolbox links. Then call up a form, which allows you to upload a file in one of the formats mentioned from your workspace onto the Wiki server.
Select the desired file and asssign an appropriate name for storing the file on the server. Keep in mind that names such as screenshot-1.jpg or front-view.png are not suitable because presumably other articles in the Wiki will also have screenshots and front views. Use file names that describe the article for files that will probably only be referenced in your article. Each uploaded file must have a file name that is not already in use. Otherwise, you will receive an error message when you try to upload the file.
Files uploaded to date appear in the Image list. You can also check for file names here that you no longer know. You will need the precise file name if you are going to incorporate a graphic or if you want to reference a multimedia file.
Integrating Graphics
You can generate a reference to a graphic in the simplest form with the syntax [[Image:(file name)]]. Example:
[[Image:Example.jpg]]
The following output will be generated as a result at the position where you annotate this:
You have to add a blank line before and after the graphic reference in order for the graphic to be displayed separately as in the example here as opposed to in the running text.
Graphics are always clickable in any case. The links lead to the page that is reserved for the graphic. You can enter as much additional information for the graphic on the relevant page.
You can add various texts after the file name, separated by vertical bars, which affect the look and feel of the graphic. The most important detail is an alternative text, which is displayed for example in pure text browsers instead of the graphic. Example:
[[Image:Example.jpg|This is just an example]]
This precise example is shown below. Move the mouse over the graphic. The alternative text is displayed as a tooltip window:
Even if you add a number of other details to the graphic, the alternative text should always be the last entry. Examples of aligned graphics with alternative text are given below.
[[Image:Example.jpg|center|This is just an example]]
This generates the following output:
[[Image:Example.jpg|right|This is just an example]] The annotated text below ...
This generates the following output:
The annotated text below flows to the left around the graphic in the case of a right-aligned graphic. This gives an elegant and professional impression in the presentation view. To demonstrate this more clearly, some dummy text is provided: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exerci tation ullamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis autem vel eum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate velit esse molestie consequat, vel illum dolore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero et accumsan et iusto odio dignissim qui blandit praesent luptatum zzril delenit augue duis dolore te feugait nulla facilisi.[[Image:Example.jpg|left|This is just an example]] The annotated text below ...
This generates the following output:
The annotated text below flows to the left around the graphic in the case of a left-aligned graphic. This gives an elegant and professional impression in the presentation view. To demonstrate this more clearly, some dummy text is provided: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exerci tation ullamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis autem vel eum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate velit esse molestie consequat, vel illum dolore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero et accumsan et iusto odio dignissim qui blandit praesent luptatum zzril delenit augue duis dolore te feugait nulla facilisi.You can show a graphic framed with visible alternative text in order to make it look like a labelled slide. Example:
[[Image:Example.jpg|framed|left|This is just an example]]
This generates the following output in the presentation view:
Integrating Flash Movies
Authors can integrate flash movies with ease in their article contents in this Wiki. This feature is intended for:
- Clarifying processes or procedures
- Small tools, such as calculation
- Slide shows of a number of interrelated graphics or slides
Before you can integrate a flash movie, you have to upload the associated SWF file in the same way as a graphic file via the link Upload file from the Toolbox links. Note that the SWF file, unlike a graphic file, is not displayed after it is uploaded. In the same way as with graphics, you have to note the file name that you assigned to the SWF file on the server. In case of doubt, you can check the Image list.
You can integrate a flash movie within your article as shown in the next example:
<flash>file=Colorpicker.swf|width=320|height=160|scale=exactfit|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash>
The example produces the following output in this case in the presentation view:
Make note of the tag pair <flash>...</flash> at the position in the text at which the flash movie is to be displayed. It is generally recommended to insert a blank line before and after the tag pair. If the flash movie is not yet aligned as desired, set another tag pair <div>...</div> around the tag pair <flash>...</flash>!
You can change the appearance of the flash movie using parameters within the tag pair. All parameters are separated from one another by obliques. You can enter width (width of display), height (height of display), scale=exactfit (enforce the width and height entries for the display), as well as bgcolor (background color).
MP3-Dateien einbinden
In diesem Wiki können Autoren auf einfache Weise Sound-Dateien im MP3-Format in ihre Artikelinhalte einbinden. Dieses Feature ist für gedacht für:
- verbale Beschreibungen z.B. von Vorgehensweisen
- Sound-Wiedergaben z.B. von Klingeltönen
- Wiedergabe von Ansagediensten
MP3-Dateien werden in Form eines kleinen MP3-Players in den Artikelinhalt eingebunden. Der Benutzer kann die Kontrollfunktionen des Players nutzen, um eine MP3-Datei abzuspielen, anzuhalten oder den Abspielvorgang zu wiederholen. Der MP3-Player ist in Wirklichkeit ein Flashmovie. Es handelt sich um den Easy musicplayer for Flash (EMFF) von Marc Reichelt, der ebenso wie dieses Wiki unter Creative Commons Lizenz steht.
Bevor Sie eine MP3-Datei einbinden können, müssen Sie diese genau wie eine Grafikdatei über den Link Upload file aus der Toolbox links hochladen. Die MP3-Datei muss eine Sampling-Rate von 44,1 kHz haben. Beachten Sie, dass die MP3-Datei nach dem Hochladen nicht abgespielt wird. Genauso wie bei Grafiken müssen Sie sich den Dateinamen, den Sie der MP3-Datei auf dem Server gegeben haben, merken. Im Zweifelsfall können Sie in der Image list nachsehen.
Innerhalb Ihres Artikels können Sie eine MP3-Datei wie im nachfolgenden Beispiel einbinden:
<mp3>src=Example.mp3|text=<strong>Powerwords</strong>, 24 seconds, 213 Kbyte</mp3>
Das Beispiel erzeugt in diesem Fall in der Präsentationsansicht folgende Ausgabe:
<mp3>src=Example.mp3|text=Powerwords, 24 seconds, 213 Kbyte</mp3>
Notieren Sie das Tag-Paar <mp3>...</mp3> an der Stelle im Text, an der der Player zum Abspielen der MP3-Datei angezeigt werden soll. In der Regel empfiehlt es sich, vor und nach dem Tag-Paar eine Leerzeile einzufügen.
Innerhalb des Tag-Paars <mp3>...</mp3> bestimmten Sie mit dem Parameter src= den Namen der gewünschten MP3-Datei. Durch einen Senkrechtstrich getrennt, können Sie dahinter mit dem Parameter text= einen beschreibender Text zur Sound-Datei hinzufügen. Der Text darf auch einfache HTML-Formatierungen enthalten.
Bilderserien anbieten
In einigen Fällen bieten sich Bilderserien als Ergänzung zu Beschreibungen an, z.B. Screenshots zu Vorgehensweisen bei einer Software-Konfiguration. Hierzu bietet dieses Wiki die Möglichkeit an, Gallerien mit Vorschaubildern in einem Artikel zu platzieren. Dies hat den Vorteil, dass nicht die möglicherweisen speicherlastigen Grafiken selbst im Text referenziert sind, sondern nur deren kleine Vorschaugrafiken. Um die Erstellung der Vorschaugrafiken müssen Sie sich übrigens nicht selbst kümmern. Von jeder Grafik, die Sie hochladen, erstellt die Wiki-Anwendung automatisch mehrere Versionen in unterschiedlichen Auflösungen.
Nachfolgend ein Beispiel zur Erzeugung einer Gallerie:
<gallery> Image:Gallery-example-1.gif|PuTTy Configuration: Section "Logging" Image:Gallery-example-2.gif|PuTTy Configuration: Section "Terminal" Image:Gallery-example-3.gif|PuTTy Configuration: Section "Keyboard" Image:Gallery-example-4.gif|PuTTy Configuration: Section "Bell" Image:Gallery-example-5.gif|PuTTy Configuration: Section "Features" Image:Gallery-example-6.gif|PuTTy Configuration: Section "Window" </gallery>
Dies erzeugt in der Präsentationsansicht folgende Ausgabe:
PuTTy Configuration: Section "Logging"
PuTTy Configuration: Section "Terminal"
PuTTy Configuration: Section "Keyboard"
PuTTy Configuration: Section "Bell"
PuTTy Configuration: Section "Features"
PuTTy Configuration: Section "Window"
Alle Vorschaubilder sind automatisch anklickbar. Die Links führen zu den Beschreibungsseiten, die jeder Grafik automatisch zugeordnet sind. Diese Seiten können Sie als Autor ebenfalls bearbeiten, z.B. um erklärenden Text hinzuzufügen.
Die Gallerie mit den Vorschaubildern wird in das Tag-Paar <gallery>...</gallery> eingeschlossen. In jeder Textzeile dazwischen wird jeweils ein Bild hinzugefügt. Durch Image:(Dateiname) wird der Dateiname der gewünschten Originalgrafik angegeben. Hinter dem Dateinamen können Sie Senkrechtstrich und dahinter die jeweils gewünschte Bildunterschrift notieren.
Additional Information
- You will find further information in the official MediaWiki manual on the page
Help:Images and other uploaded files
