Using the same logic as for text export, you can structure your data and define the display size of images to obtain a standardized document.
➡️ Preparing the Word template for embedding an image into your template.
Add a dynamic tag specifying the image size in the following format:
${column_code:400:400}
This format sets the image size to 400x400 pixels, ideal for displaying a signature at the bottom of a document.
ℹ️ The size setting depends on the resolution of the images and may limit the possibility of enlarging them.
➡️ Example of integration for multiple images in your template.
In this example, we will insert two column codes into the Word template.
- Inserting dynamic tags: place the following tags in the template:
${block_column_code}
${column_code:height:width}
${/block_column_code}
💡 Explanation of Tags
${block_column_code}and${/block_column_code}: These tags define the block containing the images, allowing multiple photos from a linked table to be displayed.${column_code:height:width}: This tag specifies the exported image size in height and width, ensuring a consistent layout.
Example:
Doc 1️⃣ Template
Doc 2️⃣ Generated Document
➡️ Usage Tips
- Use appropriate dimensions: Set a display size in pixels that matches your layout.
- Check image quality: Ensure the source files have sufficient resolution.
- Test before printing: Generate a test export to adjust the layout before final use.