Image Viewer

Use this portlet to insert an image into a page. The image must be a single file that is accessible by a URL address. The image can also be used as a link.

The following table shows the properties that you can change.

Table 1. Image Viewer portlet properties
Property	Description
Title	Specifies the title of the portlet. If no title is specified, the image URL address is used by default. You can specify a title for each supported language version of the product.
Language	Specifies the product language version in which the title appears. You can assign the same title for multiple language versions.
Image	Specifies the location of the image. Type the associated URL address.
Target URL	Specifies the Web page where a link to the image or the image appears. Type the appropriate URL address.
Open links	Specifies how the links in this portlet are opened. You can open and navigate the linked entries in a new browser window. This is the default option open and navigate the linked entries in the currently opened browser window. open the linked entries in a target browser window or frame. Type the name of the window or frame in the provided text box open and navigate the linked entries in the HTML Viewer portlet. Type the channel name as specified in HTML Viewer.
Image size	Specifies the size of the image. You can leave the original size of the image, or customize the image by changing its height and width. You can also tile the image.

How To Modify the Properties

To modify the properties for this portlet, click the edit button to open the properties page. If the edit button is disabled or not visible, the administrator did not make these settings available to you. For more information, see Control Access to Portlets.

In the portlet properties page, to reset the default portlet settings, or to return to the settings specified by your administrator, click the reset button Reset icon in the portlet title bar. To exit the properties page without saving the changes, click the return button Return icon or click Cancel.

Tip:

In SAP Enterprise Portal, portlets are named iViews. This document may refer to iViews as portlets.
In Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server, portlets are named Web Parts. This document may refer to Web Parts as portlets.