Displaying Discrete Page Elements

As an alternative to using JDoc to bypass an HTML document window entirely, two specific features of JDoc have been included as stand-alone applets that allow you to display the following page elements within an ordinary HTML document:

Applet Name=Value Comments
JImage source=url* If this attribute is set, image file at URL will be displayed when applet loads.
height=n, width=n If set, these dimensions allow applet to begin progressive drawing of image prior to receiving the entire image file. Note that height here refers to the size of the image itself, exclusive of any caption wrapped below it, and that the height attribute of the <applet> tag does include the caption.
scale=f If set to a floating-point value, the image is scaled by this factor.
hspace=n, vspace=n Can be set here rather than in the <applet> tag to provide white space around image. If set here, the dimensions set in the applet tag must be large enough to include image, caption, and these margins.
align=left, right Sets image alignment to either left- or right-hand margins of window.
title=title An optional title for image that will be wrapped beneath image and printed in bold typeface.
desc=desc An extended description for the image appended to title and printed in normal typeface as "title. desc". If title is not set, the ". " will not appear before desc.
nowrap If set, any subsequent text is forced below image rather than wrapping beside it. By default (nowrap parameter omitted), text wraps to right or left of image depending upon its alignment.
top=n Generally used along with nowrap to set vertical space between image and the top of the window.
font=TimesRoman, Helvetica, Dialog, Courier Currently Java supports only these fonts. If not set, font defaults to Helvetica.
size=n, Font size in points. Default value is 15 (roughly comparable to 12 in non-Java fonts and to an HTML font size of 3).
color=color** If set, defines font's color. Otherwise uses default (black).
JText width=n If set, this value determines the width of the text box. Otherwise the applet's width attribute is used. Note that the text box's height is determined by the font characteristics and the length of the text string and that the height attribute set in the <applet> tag must be large enough to accommodate text box or it will be truncated.
hspace=n, vspace=n Can be set here rather than in the <applet> tag to provide white space around image. If set here, the dimensions set in the applet tag must be large enough to include text box and these margins.
align=left, right Sets box alignment to either left- or right-hand margins of window.
text=text The text to be displayed in the text box.
font=TimesRoman, Helvetica, Dialog, Courier Currently Java supports only these fonts. If not set, font defaults to Helvetica.
size=n Font size in points. Default value is 15 (roughly comparable to 12 in non-Java fonts and to an HTML font size of 3).
color=color** If set, defines font's color. Otherwise uses default (black).
ruleheight=n Height of optional ruling lines displayed above and below text, in pixels.
rulecolor=color** If set, defines color of ruling lines. Otherwise uses default (black).
bgcolor=color** If set, defines background color of text box. Otherwise uses default (white).
*If complete URL is supplied (e.g., "http://www.server.com/images/imgfile.ext) it will be used as specified. Otherwise (e.g., "images/imgfile.ext") URL is assumed to be relative to the path of the HTML file containing the <applet> tag.
**Color specified as " #XXYYZZ;" where xx, etc., are hexadecimal values specifying the RGB color values and the bracketing # and ; characters are optional.