Starting from Update 4, FrameMaker provides an improved quality HTML 5 output for the image formats that are not supported on web pages - .eps, .ai, .pdf, .dib, .bmp, and .tiff.
From Update4, these formats are converted to .png which provides
the following advantages:
- This is a lossless conversion process and handles detailed and high-contrast images well. The images are clear and support transparency.
- The conversion of an image is done only once, and if required, the same converted image can be referenced at multiple instances in a document. This helps you in saving space.
- For images in an anchored frame, SVG wrapper element is used which helps in dynamic resizing and handles the rotation and cropping scenarios.
Figure 1. HTML5 output of a
sample (.eps) image in Update 3
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Figure 2. HTML5 output of a
sample (.eps) image in Update 4
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Starting from Update3, FrameMaker gives a better quality HTML5 output for image formats that are supported on web pages (like the .png, .svg, .jpg, or .gif). These image formats do not undergo the conversion process. The scaling of the images is rendered by the browser, and specified size of the images is maintained. You can also play .gif animations in your HTML5 output and make your content more engaging.
Figure 3. HTML5 output of a
sample (.png) image in Update 2
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Figure 4. HTML5 output of a
sample (.png) image in Update 3
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