El Mie, 15 de Marzo de 2006, 1:27 am, Alex van den Bogaerdt escribió:
> On Tue, Mar 14, 2006 at 10:52:01PM +0100, Toni de la Fuente wrote:
>
>>   I obtain a png graph with w=491px and h=185px size but I need a
>> graph with w=350px and h=150px. If I use --height=150 and --width=350
>> options I only can resize the canvas and If I use <img
>> src="db_traffic_day.png" width="350" height="150"> the image can't
>> see fine with almost all browsers.
>
> I think these options (w and h) specify the inner part of the graph,
> not the entire image.
>

w=350px and h=150px size is for entire graph

> Unfortunately rrdtool sometimes changes size of its legend and such,
> otherwise you would be able to reliably predict the size of an entire
> image.
>

With rrdtool-1.2 I can change dafault font SIZE and no problem but I need
to use rrdtool-1.0

> As a workaround you could try to use this option: -f  (or: --imginfo).
> This won't give you what you're asking for right now but perhaps you
> can adapt the html page to the image you just created?

Yes I tried --imginfo but with the same result that other. Yes, maybe I
will modify my web design... :(

>
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Thanks!!

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