You were increasing the height, you just couldnt see it.
If you want to zoom the text you need to place it inside a stretched
container.
Clicking on "a" (your code) does in fact increase "b"'s height. Clicking on
"b" stretches "c"
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<canvas layout="axis: x">
<simplelayout axis="x"/>
<text fgcolor="black" fontsize="16"
onclick="grow.animate('height',
200, 500, false)">
aaaaa
</text>
<text id="grow" bgcolor="black" fgcolor="white" height="100"
fontsize="16"
onclick="stretchme.animate('height',
200, 500, false);stretchme.animate('width',
400, 800, false)">
bbbbb
</text>
<view stretches="both" id="stretchme" bgcolor="blue">
<text fgcolor="black" height="100" fontsize="16">
ccccc
</text>
</view>
</canvas>
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On 2/25/07, Michael Potter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to animate text. In particular I would lke the bbbbb
section to grow vertically (and only vertically). I want the bbbbb to
stretch.
I have tried quite a few things including adding stretches="height".
Sometimes my changes make the bbbbb disapear, but none of my changes
stretch the bbbbb when I click on the aaaaa.
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<canvas layout="axis: x">
<simplelayout axis="x"/>
<text fgcolor="black" fontsize="16"
onclick="grow.animate('height',
200, 500, false)">
aaaaa
</text>
<text id="grow" fgcolor="black" height="100" fontsize="16" >
bbbbb
</text>
<text fgcolor="black" height="100" fontsize="16">
ccccc
</text>
</canvas>
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Can anyone make a suggestion for what I am doing wrong.
I learned quite a bit from the "laszlo in 10 minutes" examples. Where
can one find more examples like that?
--
Michael Potter
