From: Bernd Kuemmerlen (bkuemmer@gmx.net)
Date: Thu Feb 27 2003 - 23:58:33 PST
Hello Nikolai,
Nikolai Grigoriev wrote:
> Yes. 'Width' and 'height' specify the viewport size - a rectangle through
> which the picture is shown. Actual picture size need not coincide
> with the viewport - it could be bigger (then it should be clipped -
> though I am not sure if we implement it) or smaller - then the image
> occupies only a part of the viewport, leaving the rest blank -
> that's what you see in your case. The only way to eliminate white
> space before the image is to leave its 'height' equal to "auto".
OK (first time I really understood this to be honest).
>>- When image is too wide, scale-to-fit to the available width
>>- When the image is too high, scale-to-fit to the available height.
>
> To the best of my understanding, it cannot be expressed in XSL FO,
> and there is no suitable workaround in XEP. Sorry.
Well, too bad, then maybe I have to use different stylesheet
customizations (DocBook), depending on the paper size or orientation.
Thanks anyway
Bernd
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