###Introduction
audio_image is a plugin that allows writers using gitbook to insert images
that play an audio file when clicked.
###Installation
Add to book.json: plugins: ["audio_image"]
###Usage
audio_image introduces a aimg block with the following syntax:
{% aimg [key1=arg1[, key2=arg2[,..]]] %}imgfile,audiofile1[,audiofile2[,..]]{% endaimg %}
##Examples You can view these examples live here ####Minimal example
{% aimg %}img/img1.png,audio/img1.wav{% endaimg %}
####Example of keyword arguments
Keyword arguments are translated to HTML tags. Keyword arguments must start
with img or audio and will be added to the respective tags. This example
will show an image of a specific size and will show audio controls. Note that
for non keyword arguments in HTML you must use a keyword argument with an
empty value.
{% aimg imgwidth="50", imgheight="100", audiocontrols=""%}img/img1.png,audio/img1.wav{% endaimg %}
####Multiple audio files for better performance Different browsers support different audiofiles. So if you want to support all the browsers you can specify multiple files.
{% aimg %}img/img1.png,audio/img1.ogg,audio/img1.mp3{% endaimg %}
####Comma in filename If you really want comma's in your filename you can escape them with a single backslash.
{% aimg %}img/img\,1.png,audio/img1.wav{% endaimg %}
##Author Mart Lubbers ([email protected])
##Licence
See LICENCE file.