Hi Mark,
I'm not sure you can do that with XSL-FO. It works for width because an
image is not competing with other content for width space. So defining
width="100%" means the dedicated viewport is 100% of the width of the
page between margins, and the image is located within that viewport,
sized down to fit if necessary.
If you set depth="100%", you are creating a viewport that is the height
of the remaining space on the page, not the whole page. So the height
of that viewport depends on what precedes the image on the page.
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Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
[email protected]
On 1/2/2014 1:20 AM, Mark Craig wrote:
Hello,
As suggested in http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/ImageSizing.html, I
have been using <imagedata ... scalefit="1" width="100%"
contentdepth="100%"/> to keep images at their natural size unless too
wide to fit.
What are the settings to do the same with regard to image depth (i.e.
height)?
In other words, keep images at their natural size unless too tall to fit.
Adding depth="100%" and contentwidth="100%" does not seem to fit overly
tall images. Perhaps this is because, "The following attributes are
mutually exclusive: contentwidth, scale, and scalefit. If more than one
of these attributes is used on an image, then the earliest one in this
list takes precedence."
At present I'm still using 1.76.1 stylesheets.
Thanks for suggestions.
Regards,
Mark
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