19.2.1.24 photoAlbum

This element specifies that the corresponding presentation contains a photo album. A photo album specifies a list of images within the presentation that spread across one or more slides, all of which share a consistent layout. Each image in the album is formatted with a consistent style. This functionality enables the application to manage all of the images together and modify their ordering, layout, and formatting as a set.

This element does not enforce the specified properties on individual photo album images; rather, it specifies common settings that should be applied by default to all photo album images and their containing slides. Images that are part of the photo album are identified by the presence of the isPhoto element in the definition of the picture.

[Example: Consider the following presentation that has been specified as a photo album

<p:presentation xmlns:a="…" xmlns:r="…" xmlns:p="…" embedTrueTypeFonts="1">
  <p:photoAlbum bw="1" layout="2pic"/>
</p:presentation>

end example]

Attributes

showCaptions (Show/Hide Captions)

Specifies whether to show captions for pictures in the photo album. Captions are text boxes grouped with each image, with the group set to not allow ungrouping.

The possible values for this attribute are defined by the W3C XML Schema boolean datatype.

layout (Photo Album Layout)

Specifies the layout that is to be used to arrange the pictures in the photo album on individual slides.

The possible values for this attribute are defined by the ST_PhotoAlbumLayout simple type (19.7.8).

frame (Frame Type)

Specifies the frame type that is to be used on all the pictures in the photo album.

The possible values for this attribute are defined by the ST_PhotoAlbumFrameShape simple type (19.7.7).

bw (Black and White)

Specifies whether all pictures in the photo album are to be displayed as black and white.

The possible values for this attribute are defined by the W3C XML Schema boolean datatype.

[Note: The W3C XML Schema definition of this element’s content model (CT_PhotoAlbum) is located in A.3. end note]

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