diff --git a/aspnetmvc/Button/Getting-Started.md b/aspnetmvc/Button/Getting-Started.md index 9f792667..02960ce3 100644 --- a/aspnetmvc/Button/Getting-Started.md +++ b/aspnetmvc/Button/Getting-Started.md @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Essential ASP.NET MVC Button provides support to display a Button control within The following screenshot illustrates the functionality of Button in Multimedia player control. -![Getting started with ASP.NET MVC Button](getting-started_images/aspnetmvc-button-getting-started.png) +![getting started with ASP.NET MVC Button.](getting-started_images/aspnetmvc-button-getting-started.png) Multimedia Player {:.caption} @@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ Essential ASP.NET MVC Button control contains built-in features like Click and d -![](Getting-Started_images/Getting-Started_img1.png) +![create multimedia player in ASP.NET MVC Button.](Getting-Started_images/Getting-Started_img1.png) Multimedia Player Control {:.caption} @@ -319,13 +319,13 @@ In this section, you can learn how to create a Microsoft Office Ribbon used to c -![ASP.NET MVC Button office](getting-started_images/aspnetmvc-button-office.png) +![ASP.NET MVC Button office.](getting-started_images/aspnetmvc-button-office.png) Office Ribbon before applying the styles {:.caption} -![Create office in ASP.NET MVC Button](getting-started_images/aspnetmvc-button-create-ofice.png) +![create office in ASP.NET MVC Button.](getting-started_images/aspnetmvc-button-create-ofice.png) Office Ribbon after applying the styles {:.caption} diff --git a/aspnetmvc/Chart/Trendlines.md b/aspnetmvc/Chart/Trendlines.md index 5e4d809e..90448dc0 100644 --- a/aspnetmvc/Chart/Trendlines.md +++ b/aspnetmvc/Chart/Trendlines.md @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ EjChart can generate Trendlines for Cartesian type series *(Line, Column, Scatte {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img1.png) +![trendlines in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img1.png) [Click](https://mvc.syncfusion.com/demos/web/chart/trendlines) here to view the Trendlines online demo sample. @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ A trendline can be customized by using the properties such as *Fill*, *Width*, * {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img2.png) +![customize the trendline styles in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img2.png) ## Types of Trendline @@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ To render Linear Trendline, you have to set the **Type** as *Linear*. {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img3.png) +![to render linear trendline in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img3.png) ### Exponential @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ Exponential Trendline can be rendered by setting the *Type* as Exponential. {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img4.png) +![exponential trendline in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img4.png) ### Logarithmic @@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ Logarithmic Trendline can be rendered by setting the *Type* as Logarithmic. {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img5.png) +![logarithmic trendline in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img5.png) ### Power @@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ Power Trendline can be rendered by setting the *Type* of the trendline as Power. {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img6.png) +![power trendline in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img6.png) ### Polynomial @@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ Polynomial Trendline can be rendered by setting the trendline *Type* as Polynomi {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img7.png) +![polynomial trendline in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img7.png) ### MovingAverage @@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ MovingAverage Trendline can be rendered by setting the Type of the trendline as {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img8.png) +![movingaverage trendline in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img8.png) ## Forecasting @@ -274,7 +274,7 @@ The value set for **ForwardForecast** is used to determine the distance moving t {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img9.png) +![forward forecasting in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img9.png) ### Backward Forecasting @@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ The value set for the **BackwardForecast** is used to determine the past trends. {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img10.png) +![backward forecasting in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img10.png) ## Trendlines Legend @@ -330,4 +330,4 @@ To display the legend item for trendline, use the **Name** property. You can int {% endhighlight %} -![](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img11.png) +![trendlines legend in ASP.NET MVC Chart.](Trendlines_images/Trendlines_img11.png) diff --git a/aspnetmvc/DropDownList/Getting-Started.md b/aspnetmvc/DropDownList/Getting-Started.md index 9560627e..86622121 100644 --- a/aspnetmvc/DropDownList/Getting-Started.md +++ b/aspnetmvc/DropDownList/Getting-Started.md @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ keywords: DropDownList, dropdown, Populating data 3. Execute the code and get a empty DropDownList control as below -![](Getteing-Started_images/Getteing-Started_img1.jpeg) +![creating your first DropDown List in MVC application.](Getteing-Started_images/Getteing-Started_img1.jpeg) ## Populating data @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ The DropDownList can be bounded to any local list data and remote data services. Execute the code and to get a DropDownList control with data bound from controller -![](Getteing-Started_images/Getteing-Started_img2.jpeg) +![populating data in ASP.NET MVC Dropdown List.](Getteing-Started_images/Getteing-Started_img2.jpeg) ## Setting Dimensions