Is there a description anywhere about how to deal with images of different dpi
in the FO stylesheets?
I've got an image that is 800x600, and as far as I can tell (identify doesn't
say anything about dpi), it is a 300dpi image.
I want that image to pass through to the FO and PDF as a 300dpi
When you say identify, I assume you mean ImageMagick's identify. If the
-verbose option doesn't give you a specific resolution for an image, then it
doesn't have one. Most software will then default to 72DPI.
You can set the resolution with the mogrify utility, like so:
mogrify
Hello,
I would like to include a keywordset in an article, but it appears it is
being ignored by the fo stylesheets, and thus no keywords appear in the
pdf header.
Are there any parameters I need to set, or even titlepage templates to
create ?
Thanks,
Stefan
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...ich
Hello again,
what is the appropriate way to include a bibliography in an article ? I
have added it after the last section, and given it a title
References, but the title isn't printed in the fo output.
Am I doing something wrong ? Should I embed the bibliography in a
section instead ?
Thanks,
Just wanted to point out one datum on image sizing that's mentioned in my book:
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.
So the scalefit
Hi Stefan,
I'm not able to duplicate this problem with the stock stylesheets. When I include a
bibliography with title between the last /section closing tag and the /article
closing tag, the title appears with the bibliography in the output, and in the table
of contents and PDF bookmarks.
Hi Stefan,
The stylesheets treat keywordset as metadata that can be used in a variety of ways.
Since there is no standard for presenting key words in print, the stylesheet leaves
that to customization. If you want them to appear in the page header, then you would
need to customize the
Bob,
I was using the description from the Image Sizing section in Graphics. However,
there's a typo in my print edition, and I just realized that when I adjusted
the typo, I replaced contentdepth with contentwidth by mistake. So, you are
right, you didn't suggest using both together.
So, I
Paul,
Thanks for the explanation. You're right, it is the ImageMagick identify, and
by now I should know to just add -verbose to any command that doesn't give me
what I want:-).
FYI, more in my reply to Bob.
Thanks,
Dick
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Hi Bob,
thanks for the info. I didn't express myself clearly. I didn't mean the
header, but the space right on top of the abstract. At least that's
where IEEE papers display keywords. Do I need to generate a custom
titlepage for this ?
Thanks again,
Stefan
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...ich hab' noch
On 05/15/2012 12:30 PM, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hi Stefan,
I'm not able to duplicate this problem with the stock stylesheets.
When I include a bibliography with title between the last /section
closing tag and the /article closing tag, the title appears with the
bibliography in the output, and in
On 05/15/2012 05:02 PM, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
On 05/15/2012 12:30 PM, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hi Stefan,
I'm not able to duplicate this problem with the stock stylesheets.
When I include a bibliography with title between the last /section
closing tag and the /article closing tag, the title
David Cramer da...@thingbag.net writes:
On 05/05/2012 10:38 AM, davep wrote:
1. Stick with what we have now. 2. Use the table solution and
accept the limitation that all lines must always be the same
height.
Why is this an issue Norm? How often in a fixed width font do users
want
David Cramer da...@thingbag.net writes:
1. Remove the alt text, so that when the user copies the code listing
nothing comes with it, but then you don't have alt text.
All things considered, that seems the least objectionable.
2. Use SyntaxHighligher with modifications to allow callouts. This
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