Images

Inserting images into documents can be a way to present information more effectively than using only text. You can communicate more clearly by inserting photographs, graphics and screen captures. GIF, JPG, BMP and PNG images are supported.

Here you will learn how to insert images and adjust their properties.

Inserting Images

You can insert images into CrossEditor documents, including images that you have made, photographs, and images found on the internet.

1	Place the cursor where the image will be inserted and click the (Image) button.
2	In the panel that appears, click the Browse button. In the Open dialog box, select the image that you want and click Open.
	In the Image panel, the Image Path box will automatically be filled in.

3	ill in the Title and Description field and click the OK button. The contents of the Title field will appear when the mouse is placed over the image in a web browser.
	If the Administrator sets the Accessibility options to Level 1 or Level 2, the user must enter text in the Description field.

You can select a local picture file, and insert a picture into a document by Drag & Drop.
Internet Explorer version 10 or higher, Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Opera support this function.
The image insertion positions depending on browsers are as follows:

Browser	Description
IE 10 or higher	Inserted at the final position of the editing area
Chrome	Inserted where the caret is located before Drag & Drop
Safari	Inserted where the caret is located before Drag & Drop
Firefox	Inserted where the image is dragged and dropped in the editing area
Opera	Inserted where the caret is located before Drag & Drop

Inserting Background Images

1	Click the (Background Image) button.
2	In the panel that appears, click the Browse button. In the Open dialog box, select the image that you want and click Open. The Image Path box will automatically be filled in.
3	Specify whether to add the background picture.
	Lock: Select it to make the background picture look locked in the screen. Scroll (default): Select it to make the background picture move as you scroll.
4	In the Repeat drop-down box, choose whether the image should repeat and how it repeats.
	Repeat: The image is repeated horizontally and vertically so that it fills the entire background. Repeat horizontally: The image is repeated across the background horizontally. Repeat vertically: The image is repeated down the background vertically. No Repeat: The image is not repeated.
5	Specify the horizontal position, vertical position and background color of the background picture.
	Horizontal position: Select the horizontal position in the document where the background picture will be shown. Vertical position: Select the vertical position in the document where the background picture will be shown. Background color: Select it to fill the background with color.

	Click the OK button. The selected image will appear as the background.