Elements

Content, e.g. images, video, sound and text, is placed and positioned on a page adding the appropriate "tag" within the <page> ... </page> tags. The kind of element is defined by it's tag name. Tag names embrace the content as page tags embrace the elements on a page. Tags usually contain a selection of attributes (also called parameters), that define certain aspects like the position and size.

Tags are enclosed in a pair of "<" and ">" brackets. 
Some typical elements are: 

  • <img>     image tag
  • <vid>      video tag
  • <snd>     sound/audiio tag
  • <txt>      text tag
  • <area>  tag to define an active area

Pages in SWF format are treated like images, and are added to a page with the <img> tag.

Use of Images

A typical page with two images positioned in the upper and lower half of the page could look like this:

<page>
    <img position="center" top="10" width="400" keepar="true">
      <src>../mz3/user/en/jpgpng/img_l5.jpg</src>  
    </img>
    <img position="center" top="320" width="400" keepar="true">
      <src>../mz3/user/en/jpgpng/img_l6.jpg</src>  
    </img>
</page>

This assumes a pageheight of 630px and an image ratio of 3:4, i.e. 300px heigh and 400px wide. As result there is a margin of 10px above the upper image as well as below the lower image. Both images are centered horizontally, with a 10px free space beetween them. Both images are scaled to make them 400px in width and 300px in height.

WIKI: Elements