This is an example of a figure legend. It is created in the image directory with the name of the image followed by '.txt'. The material is inserted below the image. You may use any html constructions you want. For example, this text is images/symbright.gif.txt.
This is a sequence logo. More can be learned about them starting from Tom's home page.
Flicker of two sequence logos
Cover of Nucleic Acids Research, Volume 25: Issue 21 - Nov 1 1997, for the sequence walker paper (NAR 25: 4408-4415, 1997)
Analysis of the G863A mutation in the ABCR gene.
This text is in the images directory. It is the primary figure legend.
This text is from the current (".") directory. It contains the second legend AND it controls the background. In addition, it demonstrates an:
By using a thin color bar at the top, this page gives just html in the figure legend.
One may put anything one wants on such a page, such as images:
- The image for this file is in "images/colorbar.gif".
- The first legend for this file is in "images/colorbar.gif.txt". It appears at the top of this page.
- The second legend for this file is in "./colorbar.gif.txt". It is the text you are reading right now. This file also contains controls for the color of the background and hypertext links.
<!--
Set the colors of background and links.
SlideShow: bgcolor yellow
SlideShow: text blue
SlideShow: link red
SlideShow: vlink #FF00FF
SlideShow: alink blue
-->
More details are in the usage information that is printed if you run the showscript command without any parameters.
NOTE BENE: If you decide to put white text on a background, it may look cool BUT it will not print on a printer since (usually) the background is not printed and you will get white on white.
This is an unfollowed and unfollowable link so its color is different from the others.
This text is the primary figure legend kept in file 'final.txt'. Its use was triggered by including the 'final' file in the list. The empty images/final file merely prevents an error message.
This text is the secondary figure legend kept in file 'final.txt'. Its use was triggered by including the 'final' file in the list. The empty images/final file merely prevents an error message.