LOGO element
Obsolete. Specifies an image used to represent a CHANNEL, ITEM, or SOFTPKG element.
Usage
<LOGO
HREF = "url"
STYLE = "sStyle"/>
Attributes
Attribute | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
HREF |
url |
Yes |
URL associated with the channel logo or icon image.
Note CDF supports only HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP protocols. If a different protocol is used, Internet Explorer will fail to load the logo without notifying the user.
|
STYLE |
sStyle |
Yes |
String value indicating the context in which a logo will be used, as follows: ICON This image appears in the Channels Explorer Bar hierarchy and other areas of the Windows namespace, such as when viewing the contents of a folder containing the CDF. IMAGE This logo image is placed in the desktop Channel Bar to provide a quick launching mechanism for the main channel page. IMAGE-WIDE Wide logos are displayed in the Channels Explorer Bar to provide a link to the main channel page. When clicked, this image will also expand or contract the channel's hierarchy (if one exists) in the Channels Explorer Bar. |
Child elements
There are no child elements.
Parent elements
Element |
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Remarks
Windows Internet Explorer 7. The CDF (Channel Definition Format) is obsolete and should not be used.
Logo changes will not be detected unless the URL changes.
GIF, JPEG, and other standard image formats supported by Internet Explorer can be used for logo images. However, animated GIF files are not supported with this element. Image formats and styles are subject to change.
Examples
In the following example, two LOGO elements are used to represent an ITEM. The two LOGO elements are nested inside the ITEM element. The ICON will represent the ITEM in the Channels Explorer Bar. The IMAGE will represent the ITEM in the desktop Channel Bar.
<ITEM HREF="http://www.joyware.tld/promo.htm"
.
.
.
<LOGO
HREF="http://www.joyware.tld/promoicon.gif"
STYLE="ICON" />
<LOGO
HREF="http://www.joyware.tld/promoimage.gif"
STYLE="IMAGE" />
</ITEM>
Element information
Minimum supported system |
Windows XP |
Can be empty | Yes |