The simplest form of putting an image in the text is as a separate construct:
.img plaatje.png
t is also possible to create an image on the left or the right side and have text float around it. An example is this paragraph, which floats around a picture I.xcf which seeks to imitate the nice capitalizations that you sometimes see in medieval handwritings. The picture is included with .img LEFT I.xcf. Of course, in stead of LEFT , you may also opt to use RIGHT , and then the image is placed on the right side of the text. Beware though: left and right floating pictures are not supported in combination with left or side notes. In addition, FULL will try to create a full-width image, HALF will try to create a half page width image and QUART a quarter of the width. A combination like HALFRIGHT is also possible.
As examples, the next is the same plaatje.png as above with FULL specified:
and with HALF :
An in-line picture is also possible, and it is not limited to
guinea pigs like this.
In3 was originally written for web pages. On web pages, it is possible to create a clickable map, with an area corresponding to a link. For PS and PDF documents, In3 just includes the picture.
.map image heap.png .map field top.html 0,0,95,95 .map field http://dullaart.website/familie/index.html 125,125,250,250 .map field http://dullaart.website/Winter/index.html 300,125,400,250 .map field http://dullaart.website/borden/index.html 500,125,600,250 .map field http://dullaart.website/paddestoel/index.html 697,130,827,245
will produce:
A video can be embedded in the text.
In a web page, the video will play. On paper, that is a bit difficult, so a picture of a frame in the video is used instead.
Images and video can be used in other constructs.
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In a table
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A video
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An image
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And in a list: