!begin_node (!kw [no_img_size])
!html_name cmd_no_img_size

Suppress detection of image sizes.

!begin_xlist [(!TYPEPOSITION)]

!item [(!TYPEPOSITION)] (!SWITCH), (!PREAMBLE)

!item [(!SYNTAX)] (!T)!/no_img_size [(!FORMAT)](!t)

!item [(!DESCRIPTION)]
UDO will normally detect the width and height of images
(and inserts this value into the (!code [<img>]) tag for HTML).
UDO will search for the files beginning at the output directory,
thus constructing the pathname from the pathname of the output
file and the filename of the image. With this switch you
can turn off the detection of the image sizes.

(!TIP) If you change the images regularly in your HTML documentation,
this switch may be helpful since you can just replace the images on
your web server without having to regenerate the HTML pages.

(!NOTE) If you (!I)don't(!i) use this switch, UDO not only determines
the dimensions of the images, but also checks wether the image file
exists at all. Thus you can use this bevaviour to check wether
all needed images exist. You can use the logfile to find out
wether any image file was missing.

!item [(!EXISTSSINCE)] Release~6 Patchlevel~9

!item [(!SEEALSO)]
(!KW [image]), (!KKW [img]), (!link [Images] [Images])

!end_xlist

(!EXAMPLE)
(!EXAMPLE_BEFORE)
!begin_verbatim
# Preamble:
!no_img_size [html]

# Mainpart:
!image udo_16
!end_verbatim
(!EXAMPLE_AFTER)
!begin_preformatted
<img src="udo_16.gif" alt="" title="" border="0">
!end_preformatted
(!EXAMPLE_END)

(!EXAMPLE)
(!EXAMPLE_BEFORE)
!begin_verbatim
# Preamble:
# !no_img_size [html]

# Mainpart:
!image udo_16 UDO-Icon
!end_verbatim
(!EXAMPLE_AFTER)
!begin_preformatted
<img src="udo_16.gif" alt="UDO-Icon" title="UDO-Icon" 
     border="0" width="16" height="16">
!end_preformatted
(!EXAMPLE_END)

!end_node
