Hello,
I think that % values refer to container width/height of the image container.
If you want to scale your image, you should multiply/divide the actual image
size with a relevant factor.
For example, you want that your image to be laid out in 300 dpi, you should
apply an xslt calculation to the attribute, like this: width="{IMAGE/@WIDTH /
300}in".
If you want a 60% size (pt unit is supposed): width="{IMAGE/@WIDTH * .6}pt".
Pascal
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Objet : Trying to Troubleshoot an Issue
Hello all,
I'm trying to determine the source of a problem I'm having. I have several
documents that include images. Ideally, I would like to control the size of
these images by percentage--for example, I would like all images for a document
to be 60% of their original size.
I had thought I could set these parameters in my XML document, but they don't
seem to take. When I use actual point sizes, the images are displayed as
expected, but any values that I enter as percentages are ignored.
I think the problem lies in one of three places:
1. My XML editor is not assigning the values correctly (I use XMLMind).
2. FOP does not support percentage values yet.
3. My inexperience with XML and such is once again rearing its ugly head.
Has anyone else experienced this? If it is a FOP-related issue, could anyone
recommend a reliable workaround?
Thanks!
Dave Shevitz
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