A viewer as distinctive as your collections.

Root components

• Body: The Root's current view, drawn by Canvas or by a renderer of your own, in a box with a height.
• Canvas: Clover's own renderer for IIIF Canvases: images, video and sound on one pan and zoom surface, on its own or in a Root.
• Timeline: Clover's player for IIIF Presentation 4 Timelines: sound, played as a music app plays it, with its artwork, Canvas's transport, captions as lyrics and chapters as tracks, on its own or in a Root.
• Scene: Clover's 3D view for IIIF Presentation 4 Scenes: glTF models, lit and framed, turned and zoomed by pointer, key or control, on its own or in a Root.
• Items: A sequence and where the reader is in it, as thumbnails in a slider, a list or a grid, or one item at a time.
• Panel: What a IIIF resource says about itself, in sections as tabs or an accordion, including sections of your own.
• Annotations: Every annotation of a IIIF resource, by layer and by Canvas, to read, to find on the Canvas, and to hide from it.
• Collection: The Collection a Manifest is in, described and its members listed, and a menu of its members to move between them.
• Contents: A Manifest's table of contents from its Ranges, the entry the reader is in marked, each entry going to its Canvas.
• Search: IIIF Content Search of the Root's Manifest, version 1 or 2: a field, then the hits by Canvas with the words around them, drawn on the Canvas.
• Transcript: The words of the recording or page in view: its captions as text, the cue playing marked, or its transcript as plain text.
• Download: The rendering of the page in view and of the Manifest, a PDF, a text or a full-size file, as links in two groups.
• Map: Where a IIIF resource is, on a map: its navPlace places, and its georeferenced images laid over the ground.

Primitives

• Primitives: The property parts, one for each IIIF descriptive property, to place anywhere in a layout or use on their own.
• Label: The resource's label, or the current Canvas's, in the reader's language, in the element you choose.
• Thumbnail: A small picture of the resource, or of the current Canvas, as an image named by its label.
• Summary: The summary of the resource, or of the current Canvas, cut to five lines with Read more when it runs longer.
• Metadata: The metadata of the resource, or of the current Canvas, as a description list of labels and values in the reader's language.
• RequiredStatement: The required statement of the resource, or of the current Canvas, such as an attribution, as a label and value in the reader's language.
• Rights: The rights of the resource, or of the current Canvas, as a link to its license or rights statement.
• Homepage: A IIIF resource's homepage, the web pages about it, as a list of links, each named by its label.
• SeeAlso: A IIIF resource's seeAlso, the machine-readable descriptions of it elsewhere, as a list of links.
• Rendering: A IIIF resource's rendering, the other formats it comes in, such as a PDF or a transcript, as a list of links.
• PartOf: A IIIF resource's partOf, the Collections it belongs to, as a list of links, each named by its label.
• Id: A IIIF resource's id, its own address, as a link.
• Provider: Who provided a IIIF resource, its provider, each with its logo and its name linked to its homepage. A compound part, whose parts read the provider they are drawn for.
• Logo: A IIIF provider's logo, each of the resource's providers' in turn, its alt text the provider's name; inside a Provider, that provider's.
• Value: Any IIIF language map you hold, in the reader's language, read strictly by its format as plain text, IIIF's HTML or Markdown.