Dear Mr. Shafie,
In my css file I have:
Image>ImageEntity {
display: block;
content: image-viewport(attribute, "FileName",
data-type, anyURI,
viewport-width, 100%,
content-width, attr(Width),
horizontal-align, attr(HorizontalAlignment),
fallback-image, url(70x135.gif));
}
I assume that viewport-width, 100%, means: 100% of the XMLmind-Window-Width?
In the xml file I have:
<Image>
<Title>Titel ...</Title>
<ImageEntity FileName="../img/screen.jpg" HorizontalAlignment="right"
Width="4cm" />
<Body>Legende ...</Body>
</Image>
I get the result shown in screen.jpg in the attachment. But I would like to
have the image alligned with the right border of the XMLmind-Window.
Thank you for your assistance!
Kindest regards
Thomas Dumm
> -----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Hussein Shafie [mailto:hussein at xmlmind.com]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 14. August 2008 12:38
> An: Thomas Dumm
> Cc: xmleditor-support at xmlmind.com
> Betreff: Re: [XXE] image-viewport
>
> Thomas Dumm wrote:
> > I am not shure, but to me it looks as if the image-viewport-width
> > given as a percentage of the available space does not work
> properly.
> > It does not have any effect in my layout. But I am not shure if I
> > understand the meaning of the viewport-width correctly. Could you
> > please confirm, that the behaviour of the key "viewport-width" is
> > correct. Then I know that I have an error in my layout.
> >
>
> image-viewport() works as described here:
> http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/csssupport/image
> -viewport.html
>
> May be you forgot to append a "%" after the value passed to
> the viewport-width parameter or may be you made a mistake in
> the other properties of the elements you are styling (e.g.
> improper value of
> display) or may be you need to use content-width rather than
> viewport-width.
>
> XHTML example:
> ---
> img {
> display: block;
> content: image-viewport(attribute, src,
> data-type, anyURI,
> viewport-width, 50%,
> viewport-height, 10cm,
> horizontal-align, right,
> vertical-align, bottom); }
> ---
>
> See attached screenshot.
>
> Note that generally you'll want to specify the percentage
> from the value of an attribute. It can be done like this:
> ---
> viewport-width, xpath("concat(@foo,'%')"),
> ---
>
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