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When the format is not specified, or only bordered, the size can be both reduced and enlarged to any specified size.

For how it appears when its size is not specified, see Format section above.

, you can use a different image for the thumbnail.Īmong different formats, the effect of the size parameter may be different, as shown below.

Note: border can be used in combination with frameless but will be ignored if used with one of the other options.Ĭontrols how the rendered image is formatted and embedded in the rest of the page.

Format option: border, and one of frameless, frame (or framed), or thumb (or thumbnail).

Where options can be empty or containing one or more of the following lower-case words, separated by pipes ( |):

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The full syntax for displaying an image is: Other media types may be supported, but it may not be possible to display them inline. See Manual:How to use DjVu with MediaWiki Only a single page of a. djvu - multipaged bitmap documents in the DejaVu format (most often, scans of books). Often used in conjunction with Extension:PdfHandler

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pdf - multipaged documents in the Portable Document Format (initially specified by Adobe). Often used with Extension:TimedMediaHandler Not an image format, but treated similarly. Often used with Extension:PagedTiffHandler. Often used for high-resolution archival photographs. svg - scalable image in the Scalable Vector Graphics format (specified by the W3 Consortium). Other formats used on Wikimedia, and commonly enabled elsewhere (these may require extra set-up beyond what is enabled by default): gif - bitmap image in the legacy Graphics Interchange Format.

png - bitmap image in the Portable Network Graphics format (specified by the W3 Consortium). jpeg - bitmap image compressed in the standard JPEG format (this lossy format is most suitable for photographs). The following file formats are supported by default: The alternate Media: namespace prefix is also usable to reference the original media file content (for rendering or downloading it separately, out of any MediaWiki page). Images that are stored on a MediaWiki server are usually rendered by using the File: namespace prefix (but the legacy Image: namespace prefix is still supported as a synonym) as the target of a MediaWiki link. You or another user must usually upload an image before you can use it on a page. This page explains the image syntax when editing the wiki.