Github user jondong commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/incubator-weex-site/pull/4#discussion_r147027375
  
    --- Diff: source/references/components/image.md ---
    @@ -6,122 +6,146 @@ order: 8.02
     version: 2.1
     ---
     
    -# <image>
    +`<image>` is used to display a single image in your interface.
     
    -### Summary
    +> **Note:**  `<img>` element which is usually used in HTML is not 
supported in Weex, you should use `<image>` instead.
     
    -`image` tag is used to render a specified picture, and it shouldn't 
contain any child component. `<img>` is not supported currently.
    +> **Note:**  Weex doesn't have built-in image downloader, as relevant 
download, cache, decompression mechanisms are very complicated and some open 
sourced tools such as [SDWebImage](https://github.com/rs/SDWebImage) have 
handled well, so please add native image adapter/handler before using `<image>`.
    +>
    +> See also:  [Android adapter](../android-apis.html#Adapter) and [iOS 
handler](../ios-apis.html#Handler-like-Android-Adapter).
     
    -**Notes:** the styles of `width` and `height` should be specified, 
otherwise it won't work.
    +## Basic Usage
     
    +> **Note:** the styles of `width` and `height` must be specified, 
otherwise it won't work.
     
    -### Child Components
    +```html
    +<image style="width:500px;height:500px" 
src="https://vuejs.org/images/logo.png";></image>
    +```
    +
    +See the [example](http://dotwe.org/vue/00f4b68b3a86360df1f38728fd0b4a1f).
    +
    +  ## Attributes
    +
    +| Attribute     | Type   | Value                      | Default Value |
    +| ------------- | ------ | -------------------------- | ------------- |
    +| `placeholder` | String | {URL / Base64}             | -             |
    +| `resize`      | String | conver / contain / stretch | stretch       |
    +| `src`         | String | {URL / Base64 }            | -             |
    +
    +  > **Note:** you can specify a URL which is relative to bundle URL for 
`src` and `placeholder`, rel       ative URL will be rewritten to the real 
resource URL (local or remote). See also: 
[Path](../../guide/advanced/path.html).
    --- End diff --
    
    relative URL ... to the actual resource URL.


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