### 23.6.4 Adding space above an image

To add a space above an image, assign an HTML <br> tag to one of the following:

• the format of the anchor-containing paragraph (if it is specific to graphics)

• the ID of the graphic, which consists of the Mif2Go FileID followed by the FrameMaker ID; see §5.3 Identifying files and objects for more information.

If all the graphics in your document need the added space, dedicate a paragraph format to anchoring graphics, and include the extra space in its definition. If you need to add space to only one or a few graphics, use the Graphic ID; see §23.5.1 Assigning properties to sets of graphics.

Use the anchor paragraph

To add space using the paragraph containing the anchor (for example, GraphAnchor):

[HtmlStyles]

GraphAnchor = CodeBefore

[StyleCodeBefore]

GraphAnchor = <br>

This method adds space for every graphic whose frame is anchored in a GraphAnchor paragraph.

Use the Graphic ID

To add space using the Graphic ID:

1. Determine the FrameMaker object ID. Click the anchored frame; FrameMaker displays the ID on the status bar at the bottom of the window; for example, 0f9fae.

2. Determine the FileID. Look in file mif2go.ini (located in the same directory as your FrameMaker document) for the name of the file containing the graphic. Under [FileID] you will see a list of two-letter codes, each assigned to one of the files in your document; for example, aa=chap1.

3. Add a setting for the graphic. For example:

[GraphStartMacros]

GraphicID = <br>

This method produces a space just before the <img> tag.

See also:

§23.9.1 Excluding image size attributes from HTML

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