It is originaly based on the reflect.php - modified by imageflow. In version 2009-01-19 the reflection code has been changed to the more flexible one of php.net.
iReflect does support transparent PNGs. If the return_type (see below) is set to PNG, the reflection will be alpha-transparent.
{{reflect><IMG>($<PARAMS>)|<ALT>}}
e.g.
{{reflect>pb110615.jpg?200$bgc=#aaa&fade_start=20|}}
The syntax is easy: it uses the original image syntax, without the brackets (e.g :namespace:image.png?400×100) and the known alternative text syntax for images - split by the pipe.
In addition there is the $<PARAMS> section where parameters are defined as key=value pairs, split by an ampersand ('&'). The syntax is similar to the image syntax - you can insert two whitespaces at either end of the image to right- or left align it.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| bgc | background color of the reflection as hex value [default: #fff]. This can be defined as RGBA hex value too |
| reflect_height | value between 0 and 1 [default: 0.5] - how heigh will the reflection be |
| fade_start | value between 1 and 127 [default: 80] |
| fade_end | value between 1 and 127 [default: 0] |
| return_type | jpg or png [default: jpg] |
| Version | Requirement |
|---|---|
| 2009-03-02 | see previous |
| 2009-01-19 | see previous |
| 2009-01-16 | see previous |
| 2008-06-04 | Current DokuWiki Stable |
If you need help or have suggestions on how to improve this plugin, feel free to contact us.