imageHERE

imagehere

  • By sepiariver
  • Latest release November 8, 2012 (13 years ago)

About

Initial beta release.

Installation & usage

Install via Package Management. 

Then, use imageHERE by calling the chunk into your template or content, like this:

[[$imageHERE]]

An example with options:

[[$imageHERE?

  &w=`600`

  &h=`400`

  &bg=`#555`

  &fg=`#fff`

  &text=`Custom Text`

  &alt=`alt text here`

]]

  • &w => width of placeholder. Defaults to 300.
  • &h => height of placeholder. Defaults to 200.
  • &bg => background color in hex format. MUST be used with &fg in order to have effect.
  • &fg => foreground (text) color in hex format. MUST be used with &bg in order to have effect.
  • &text => custom text. Defaults to "width x height".
  • &alt => add image alt text, if validation is important to you during prototyping ;)

Not shown here is the &attr property which allows you to insert any attribute you wish into the image element. For example: &attr=`class="myClass"`.

You can also set these properties in the Chunk properties tab, and then every usage of the Chunk will use that property set by default.

At a glance

MODX 3 compatibility unknown. Based on our testing and community reports where available.

  • Developer sepiariver
  • Latest release November 8, 2012 (13 years ago)
  • First seen in SiteDash November 3, 2012 (14 years ago)
  • License GPLv2
  • MODX support 2.2 – 2.2
  • Databases MySQL

Releases 1 indexed release

Changelog
MODX.com

1.0.0-beta

 November 8, 2012

13 years ago

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