Just like in the example frame above it is also possible to name a frame `$fm-img` and we will convert this into an image and inject it into the page.

This template library demonstrates the organisational patterns for a Figma library that will work optimally with FigMayo.

It also provides examples of how to apply the FigMayo magic layer tagging that can be used to add additional content and images into your FigMayo documentation pages. For example, this text layer has been tagged `$fm-doc` which means a page called ‘Introduction’ will be included in the site that is generated from this file and this block of text will be included in that page.