Hi all,
thanks for responses to \expanded{\bTD[align={...}]}. After reading this I
remembered I have this issue solved -- BUT -- this did not work for me if I
use ContML -- <table>, <td>, etc. from it. Now I have not tested this yet,
so it probably already works (e.g. <table><tr><td align="left,
lohi"></td></tr></table>). I'll try it.
Second -- is it possible to define, when using \clip, some overlay? If I use
\clip[nx=2,x=1]{\externalfigure[gif]}
\page[yes]
\clip[nx=2,x=2]{\externalfigure[gif]}
I get two precisely clipped figures, but I would get/define something like
\clip[nx=2,x=1,width=55% (or absolute value)]{\externalfigure[gif]}
\page[yes]
\clip[nx=2,x=2]{\externalfigure[gif]}
to get the first image slightly overlayed over the second image.
If I define width absolutely (e.g. 100mm), the clipped pieces ignore x=...
parameter.
Maybe, I should achieve overlay if I can define range of clipped areas like
\clip[nx=20,x=1-11]{\externalfigure[gif]}
\page[yes]
\clip[nx=20,x=9-20]{\externalfigure[gif]}
There both clipped figures overlay the second one.
Is this possible anyhow?
Thanks,
Martin
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