Nokia 9110i Developer's Manual

Also see for 9110i Communicator: Application guide User manual


Contents Table Of Contents INTRODUCTION WIRELESS APPLICATION PROTOCOL - WAP Developing Applications with WAP Further Information INTRODUCTION TO THE USER INTERFACE OF THE NOKIA 9110i COMMUNICATOR WAP Browser Display GENERAL USABILITY ISSUES – GUIDELINES FOR DESIGN Pictures, Tables and Colour Use of card titles and element labels Images, Links and Timers DO element and dynamic buttons WML Content Processing WML Input Processing Labels and titles Limitations	17 (26)	W 6/9	src="cloudy.wbmp" alt="cloudy"/>	Hi 22°C, Lo 18°C	Cloudy
T 6/10	src="rainy.wbmp" alt="rainy"/>	Hi 20°C, Lo 13°C	Rainy
F 6/11	src="sunny.wbmp" alt="sunny"/>	Hi 28°C, Lo 20°C	Sunny

type="prev" label="Back">5.2 Images, Links and Timers5.2.1 Img – ImagesUse the image element to show an image in a card. Nokia 9110i Communicator supportsimage format Wireless Bitmap (wbmp). The alt-text (used as attribute) is shown on the screen duringthe load time or if the image cannot be displayed at all. Images sizes can be 8192 bytes or less, thereare no actual limits in image physical measurements, however user must scroll down higher imagesand only leftmost part is shown for images wider than browser area. If image size is determined usingpercentages (as it is recommended) it is related to the maximum size of image, ie. 8192 bytes. Imagescan also be used inside a table (see example 3) and as links (see example 5).Image attributes:alt specifies an alternative textual representation for the image. This representation is usedwhen the image cannot be displayed using any of the methods.src specifies the URI for the image. The browser downloads the image from the specified URIand renders it when the text is being displayed.vspace specify the amount of white space to be inserted to the above and below an image orobjecthspace specify the amount of white space to be inserted to the left and right an image or objectheightwidth give user agents an idea of the size of an image or object so that they may reserve spacefor it and continue rendering the card while waiting for the image data.