উইকিপিডিয়া:রচনাশৈলী নির্দেশনা/চিত্র-এর উৎস দেখুন

==কীভাবে একটি চিত্র স্থাপন করবেন==
{{See also2|[[WP:Picture tutorial|Picture tutorial]]}}

==={{Anchor|Image syntax}}বাক্য গঠন===
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[[File:Example.png|thumb |alt=Example alt text |Example caption<br /><hr/>''To produce this box, use:''<br /><code><nowiki>[[File:Example.png|thumb |alt=Example&nbsp;alt&nbsp;text |Example&nbsp;caption]]</nowiki></code>]]

To incorporate an image into an article (either a local image or any image that is at the [[Commons:|Wikimedia Commons]]), you will need to use [[Wikipedia:Extended image syntax|image syntax]]. Note that if an identically named file exists on Wikipedia and on Commons, it's not possible to link to the file on Commons as the syntax is same and the local file has higher priority. As an example in a simple form, in order to reproduce the image at the top of this page, insert the following text into an article:

{{xt2|<code><nowiki>[[File:Example.png|thumb|alt=Example alt text|Example caption]]</nowiki></code>}}

* The first parameter is the [[Help:page name|page name]] of the [[Help:file page|file page]] (e.g. <code>File:Example.png</code>). You must reproduce the exact name of the image file including its capitalization, spacing and not omit its file extension such as <code>.jpg</code>.
* The second "<code>thumb</code>" parameter forces the creation of a [[thumbnail]], and must be in lower case.
* The third parameter, "<code>alt=Example alt text</code>", can be modified to specify [[Wikipedia:Alternative text for images|suitable alt text]]. Alt text is meant for readers who cannot see the image. It summarizes the image's appearance, not its meaning, and is therefore unlike the caption. Alt text also helps [[search engines]] find Wikipedia articles.
* The last parameter, "<code>Example caption</code>", can be replaced with any [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Captions|suitable caption]].

Additional points:
* The [[Wikipedia:Extended image syntax|full set of options]] is more complex; however, the vast majority of images should be able to be displayed by using the above format.
* If the image does not show up and you are sure the syntax is correct, it may have been blacklisted. See [[MediaWiki:Bad image list]] for a list of such images.
* The "File:" prefix may be used interchangeably with "Image:":
{{xt2|<code><nowiki>[[Image:Example.png|thumb|alt=Example alt text|Example caption]]</nowiki></code>}}

===আকার===
{{see also2|[[WP:IMGSIZE|Image use policy on displayed image size]]}}
* "<code>[[WP:PIC#upright|upright]]=1.2</code>" (or "<code>|[[WP:PIC#frameless|frameless]]|upright=1.2</code>" for [[WP:PIC#Plain pictures|plain pictures]]) resizes an image to approximately the given multiple of a user's preferred width. An image should generally be no more than "<code>upright=1.8</code>" (defaults to 400&nbsp;pixels) wide; an image can be wider if it uses the "<code>[[WP:PIC#center|center]]</code>" or "<code>[[WP:PIC#none|none]]</code>" options to stand alone. e.g.
{{xt2|<code><nowiki>[[File:Example.png|thumb|upright=1.2|alt=Example alt text|Example caption]]</nowiki></code>}}
* Alternatively, a fixed size can be specified in the form <code>|XXXpx</code>, where XXX is replaced by a number of pixels, although this should be avoided where possible, since it overrides the user's default. For example: {{xt2|<code><nowiki>[[File:Example.png|thumb|120px|alt=Example alt text|Example caption]]</nowiki></code>}}
** As a general rule, images should not be set to a larger fixed size than the 220px default (users can adjust this in their [[m:Help:Preferences|preferences]]). If an exception to the general rule is warranted, forcing an image size to be either larger or smaller than the 220px default is done by placing a parameter in the image coding.
** Lead images should usually be no wider than "upright=1.35" (displays at 300px based on the default thumbnail width of 220px, but may appear larger or smaller based on settings in [[m:Help:Preferences|preferences]]).
** In addition to the width restrictions, with the default value, larger images should generally be a maximum of 500 pixels tall, so that they can comfortably be displayed on the smallest displays in common use. This can be done by proportionately reducing the width.
* Images in which detail is relatively unimportant (for example, a national flag) can be smaller than usual.
* Images containing important detail (for example, a map, diagram, or chart) may need larger sizes than usual to make them readable.
* Images in which a small region is relevant, but cropping to that region would reduce the coherence of the image, may need to be larger than normal.
* Large, panoramic images, may require larger sizes to make them viewable or readable.
* Images should be large enough to reveal relevant details without overwhelming the surrounding article text.
* The {{tl|wide image}} and {{tl|tall image}} templates display images that would otherwise be unreasonably wide or tall in a scrollable box.
* Similar types of images within an article often look appealing if they appear at the same pixel size.

===অবস্থান===
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Images should not be placed in the middle of paragraphs. An image within a paragraph forces the rendered text to break at that point, causing a disruption of text flow and problems for any readers whose browsers do not display images.

====অনুভূমিক স্থাপন====
* In most cases, images should be right justified on pages, which is the default placement. If an exception to the general rule is warranted, forcing an image to justify on the left side of a page is done by placing a parameter in the image coding in the form <code>|left</code>, for example:
{{xt2|<code><nowiki>[[File:Example.png|thumb|left|alt=Example alt text|Example caption]]</nowiki></code>}}
* Multiple images in the same article can be staggered right-and-left to improve balance of the article. However, avoid sandwiching text between two images that face each other, or between an image and infobox, navigation template, or similar. If multiple related images are being placed on the right, then the {{tl|multiple image}} template may be useful.
* In a few web browsers, bulleted lists overlap with left-aligned images. It may be preferable to avoid placing a left-aligned image near lists.

It is often preferable to place images of faces so that the face or eyes look toward the text. However, images of people ought not be reversed to make the person's face point towards the text, because faces are generally asymmetrical.  Reversal may result in materially misleading the viewer (e.g., by making the subject of the article or section appear to have a birthmark on the left side of his face, when the birthmark is actually on the right side).

====উল্লম্ব স্থাপন====
An image should generally be placed in the section of the article that is most relevant to the image. Avoid referring to images as being on the left or right. Image placement is different for viewers of  the mobile version of Wikipedia, and is meaningless to people having pages read to them by assistive software. Instead, use captions to identify images.