Hi Guys,
Any idea why when I'm using SVG to draw, it seems to have a whacky concept
of units if I use anything _other_ than no units at all?
I used a height of 55mm for instance and it seemed to take up several pages,
and my x/y co-ordinates were not consistent between lines and rectangles
Hi,
a good practice is to use the (viewBox, height, width) attribute set
on svg element;
you can leave all your size values without unit (defaulting to px or
pt, I don't remember).
... And explicitly add your preferred unit on both svg/@width and svg/@height.
Another option is to use FO
Hey Pascal -
Ill give that a go, (the instream sizing might help), trying to steer clear of
pixels because I believe that it varies based on FOPs DPI setting and therefore
would have mixed results on differing installations
Thanks!
Martin
On 05/09/2013, at 7:04 PM, Pascal Sancho
Yes, px is media dependant, so its usage is not recommended.
2013/9/5 Martin Edge martin.e...@intellimail.com.au:
Hey Pascal -
Ill give that a go, (the instream sizing might help), trying to steer clear
of pixels because I believe that it varies based on FOPs DPI setting and
therefore
Hi,
You should put formatting in the xml file.
So xml should look like
Return_Address
namexyz/name
street101 avc/street
/Return_Address
Then apply fo formatting in xsl
fo:block
fo:inline font-size=16px
fo:inline font-weight=bold
