7 Components: the Function Pages - Developers

there is a link to the image page and to the file itself, information on
the size, the name of the user that uploaded the file, the upload time,
and finally, a description of the image. If you follow the link
“(desc)”, you will come to the corresponding wiki page with the image.
All of these pages are located in the namespace Image. Here, you
will first see the image itself with a description that you can also
modify. Underneath, in the section Image history, there is an automatically
generated list with the various versions of the image and
the corresponding version functions. The section Image links is also
automatically generated, and displays a list of the pages in which the
file has been integrated.
Tip: Remember that the editable description of an image may no
longer be applicable if an image has been overwritten; the description
may need to be edited accordingly.
Now we come to the real purpose of our exercise: integrating an image
on a page. The (pseudo) namespaces come into play again here.
If you only wish to supply a link to the image without actually displaying
it on the page, set a link to [[Media:imagename]]. To
create a link to the image page (with additional information), place a
Fig. 6.4
Integrating an
image
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