With the exception of a few images, the images published on this website*1 comply with the "International Image Interoperability Framework(IIIF)".
This page introduces how to use the IIIF-compatible viewers "Mirador" and "Universal Viewer."
*1 Data that displays "IIIF manifest URI" on the content details screen is IIIF compatible. For PDF documents, the "IIIF manifest URI" is not displayed because they are not IIIF-compatible, and the viewer specifications are also different.
２．How to display multiple images side by side using Mirador
３．Basic usage of Universal Viewer
■ Mirador
１．Basic usage of Mirador
*The default viewer for this website is Mirador.
| ① | You can display the zoom buttons and change the on-screen language. You can zoom by clicking on the image or by using the mouse wheel. |
| ② | You can display it in full screen. |
| ③ | If the document has multiple pages, you can turn the pages. |
| ④ | You can display in gallery (multiple pages on one screen) or thumbnails. |
| ⑤ | You can rotate, flip, adjust brightness and saturation of images, etc. |
| ⑥ | Displays detailed information about the material, such as the title. The above is the state after clicking ⑥. |
| ⑦ | You can download the images. |
２． How to display multiple images side by side using Mirador
① Click the + button.
② Click on the "Add Resource" button.
③ Enter the IIIF manifest*1 of the documents you want to display side by side in the box at the bottom of the screen and click the "ADD" button.
*１ IIIF Manifesto
The IIIF Manifesto is displayed in the bottom right corner of each document's details screen on this site.
④ Click on the image that was added.
⑤ The two images are displayed side by side.
■ Universal Viewer
3. Basic usage of Universal Viewer
① The default viewer of this website is Mirador. You can switch the viewer by clicking on "Universal Viewer" at the bottom left of the viewer.
② The basic usage of Universal Viewer is as follows:
| ① | If the document has multiple pages, you can turn the pages. |
| ② | From left to right, you can "enlarge," "reduce," and "rotate" the image. You can zoom by clicking on the image or by using the mouse wheel. |
| ③ | You can download images. ＊As of November 12, 2024, due to issues with downloads, this button is hidden. |
| ④ | You will get the URL for the content and an HTML tag to embed it on your website. |
| ⑤ | Gallery display (displaying multiple pages on one screen) is possible. |
| ⑥ | You can view detailed information about the content (book title, author, etc.). |
| ⑦ | You can display it in full screen. |
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