>Doug du Boulay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> I am using dsssl with openjade and the docbook stylesheets to render html and >> with pdfjadetex to render pdf format. >> >> I would like to know what is the best way to control image sizes in both >> output formats from the docbook markup. >> HTML seems to accept >> width="N" pixels >> width="N%" percent >> width="N*" relative dimensions >> >> These dont seem to be honoured by the tex output. >> and specifying units of "Ncm" trashes the html output. >> >> what is the best strategy? >
I store my original images as *.tiff files and then use ImageMagick to convert to (possibly lower resolution) png and jpg files for use in html and pdf outputs. For example: High resolution file: convert -quality 75 -density 300 srcimg/image.tif hrimg/image.jpg Lower resolution file: convert -geometry 48% -quality 50 -density 144 srcimg/image.tif lrimg/image.jpg Since 144/.48 = 300, the image sizes are the same. Since the dimensions in pixels may differ from html to pdf, I leave the WIDTH and DEPTH attributes blank. You can choose any combination of density and geometry to get your files to be the proper size for html. I keep separate "versions" (lrimg, hrimg) of the graphics in separate directories and then just cp -R the appropriate directory to "images" before running openjade. My imagedata tags refer to all files as, for example: <imagedata fileref="images/image.jpg" format="JPG"/> -- Kevin M. Dunn Professor of Chemistry Hampden-Sydney College --
