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The name of the graphic file should match the ID of the figure, prefixed by "fig".
ISO
For example, fig_1 for Figure 1.
IEC
For example, fig-1 for Figure 1.
The names of inline graphics and graphics which are not part of figures are prefixed by "img". ISO:
For example, img_21139-1_ed1TabfigA1a.
The filename convention is: img{standard number}{-standard part number}ed{edition number}{image type and number}
... IEC:
For example, img-10.1
The filename convention is: img-X-Y, where X is the page number in the PDF and Y the sequential number of the image on that page.
mnconvert can't analyze which are not part of figures, image type, etc. Therefore, this task for the editor who prepares the images.
@xlink:href containing the reference to the graphic file, without the file extension (e.g. ".png"):
ISO
The reference does not contain the name of the asset folder for formal figures.: <graphic xlink:href="fig_A.1"/>
IEC
The reference contains the name of the asset folder. <graphic xlink:href="asset/fig-A.1"/>
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graphic should contain the path to the image, but not the base64 encoded image. Therefore, enough set :data-uri-image: false in NISO STS to MN adoc XSLT.
Source: #190
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5.10 Graphics
:mnconvert can't analyze
which are not part of figures
,image type
, etc. Therefore, this task for the editor who prepares the images.@xlink:href
containing the reference to the graphic file, without the file extension (e.g. ".png"):<graphic xlink:href="fig_A.1"/>
<graphic xlink:href="asset/fig-A.1"/>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: