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   [[doc-guidelines-images]]
   == Include images
  -Visualizing complex problems can help to explain much more information in an image.
  -We have in our documentation modules two directories for images.
  +Whren visualizing complex problems you can help the explanation and provide greater information by using an image.
  +We use in OpenNMS documentation modules two directories for images.
   
  -The folder structure follows the included text structure.
  +The image folder structure mirrors the text structure.
   In this case it is a little bit easier to locate the AsciiDoc text file where the image is included.
   
   .Example folder structure for image files
  
positive.code:         |           └── writing.adoc
          └── target<11>
  ----
  <1> Folder contains all documentation modules
  <2> The module for this documentation for target group of documentation contributors
  <3> Indicates a source folder
  <4> Documentation root folder
  <5> Folder for images as *.png or *.jpg and included in the documentation
  <6> The image with leading a leading `<number>_` followed by a non-space name
  <7> Some images are created from tools like _yED_, this folder should contain the editable version of the file with the same file name
  <8> Editable version of the image source file
  <9> Main document file which includes all documentation parts and is rendered as `index.html` for web representation
  <10> AsciiDoc source file which can include images
  <11> Target folder with generated HTML output after `mvn clean package`
  
  IMPORTANT: All images in the entire manual share the same namespace.
  
  To include an image file, make sure it resides at least in the 'images/' directory relative to the document you're including it from.
  Then go:
  
  .First included image
  [source]
  
negative.code: image::../images/02_example.png[]
  
  
  IMPORTANT: The image path for the images you include is relative to the *.adoc source file, where you use the image.
  