On 13 Oct 2006, at 00:00, Hans Hagen wrote:
indeed, layers put in overlays (there can be many layers on top of
each
others
Now, I tried with overlays and layers. That's fine. In any case, in a
second approach I simply used \setlayer to fill repeatedly the same
layer. The result
Hi Andrea,
andrea valle wrote:
On 13 Oct 2006, at 00:00, Hans Hagen wrote:
indeed, layers put in overlays (there can be many layers on top of
each
others
Now, I tried with overlays and layers. That's fine. In any case, in a
second approach I simply used \setlayer to fill
Hi Peter,
Using different layers, you can change the order of appearance
(background={1,2,3}|{1,3,2},..) for the layer content.
Using only one layer, all layer content is placed stack like; the
printing order is then fixed by the appearance order in the document
(last overprints prior).
andrea valle wrote:
Hi Peter,
Using different layers, you can change the order of appearance
(background={1,2,3}|{1,3,2},..) for the layer content.
Using only one layer, all layer content is placed stack like; the
printing order is then fixed by the appearance order in the document
Example:
\definelayer[layer2a][width=.15\paperwidth]
\setlayer [layer2a]
[x=.15\paperwidth, y=.5\paperheight]
{\externalfigure[layTest][width=.75\paperwidth]}
I was expecting to have the layTest figure cut after its width exceeds
the layer's width.
andrea valle wrote:
Example:
\definelayer[layer2a][width=.15\paperwidth]
\setlayer [layer2a]
[x=.15\paperwidth, y=.5\paperheight]
{\externalfigure[layTest][width=.75\paperwidth]}
extend your example with
Hi to all,
In case of presentations sometimes one has to combine many figures in
the page, maybe overlapping for some parts. Something very easy in
powerpoint.
What's the best technique?
Taking a look at the wiki and ot It's in the details manual it seems
that layers, which can be placed
andrea valle wrote:
Hi to all,
In case of presentations sometimes one has to combine many figures in
the page, maybe overlapping for some parts. Something very easy in
powerpoint.
What's the best technique?
Taking a look at the wiki and ot It's in the details manual it seems
that
(Thanks Hans)
On 13 Oct 2006, at 00:00, Hans Hagen wrote:
indeed, layers put in overlays (there can be many layers on top of each
others
Uhm, I don't think I understood. In wiki layers are, in some way,
opposite to overlay. How do I put a layer in an overlay?
Could you post an essential
