Adobe 65011817 Extended User Guide - Page 282

Last updated 12/8/2009 Property (read-only) or method href htmlText imagemap imageSuffix isBackground isUndefined Data type string string object string Boolean Boolean left nestedTableSlices integer object rowSpan setFrameFileName (frameIndex) integer zero-based index skipCell tableAlign tableBorder tablePadding tableSpacing tableTagText tableWidth targetText tdTagText top width Boolean string integer integer integer string integer string string integer integer EXTENDING FIREWORKS 278 HTML export objects Notes The URL link for this slice, which is expressed as file://URL. Text for a text-only slice. ImagemapList object containing the image map information for this slice (see "ImagemapList object" on page 276). Extension for the image in this cell, including a period (.); for example, ".gif". Specifies whether the slice is background image or foreground image. True = Background. Set to true if the slice does not have a slice object drawn over it. If you draw two slices that don't cover your document, Fireworks automatically generates slices to cover the rest of the document. These slices are undefined. Left side of the cell in pixels. The left starts at 0. A Slices object that describes a nested table occupying the current table cell (see "Slices object" on page 279). Set to null if the cell does not contain a nested table. Span of the row. Sets the filename for the slice on the specified frame, without directory or extension information. You can stop an image from being exported by setting its name to "" (an empty string). Set to true if this cell in the table is covered by a previous row span or column span. The table alignment for the table in the current cell. The table's border width. The table's padding value. The table's spacing value. Text that contains table tag info that does not have a direct correlation in Fireworks. Percentage width if the table in the current cell has a percentage width. Target text for this image, if any. Text of the HTML tag. Top of the cell in pixels. The top starts at 0. Width of the image in pixels, including column spans.