Thanks, it looks like the minimum-Y-extent is working nicely! Is there a similar setting for adding horizontal padding? minimum-X-extent didn't seem to do anything. As for markup, at the bottom of this email (below quoted material) is an example. (I took out the inlay stuff for brevity.) I'm trying to figure out how to give it more horizontal padding. Guitar fretboards are supposed to have that thicker line on the left, but it cuts half of it off so it looks like a normal fret line. I had to do the fretboard as markup since it's not attached to a staff. I suppose I could always attach it to an invisible staff if need be but that seemed like overkill. :-) Curt On Dec 6, 2012, at 9:06 AM, Eluze <elu...@gmail.com> wrote: Curt Siffert wroteIs it at all possible to manually add a few pixels of padding to -dpreview \version "2.16.00" \paper{ indent=0\cm line-width=120\mm oddFooterMarkup=##f oddHeaderMarkup=##f bookTitleMarkup = ##f scoreTitleMarkup = ##f top-margin=12\mm left-margin=65\mm } #(set-global-staff-size 40) diagram = \markup { \override #'(size . 2.0) { \override #'(fret-diagram-details . ( (dot-color . black) (finger-code . in-dot) (dot-label-font-mag . 0.7) (orientation . landscape) (fret-count . 12) (fret-label-vertical-offset . 3) (xo-font-magnification . 0.3) )) { \fret-diagram-verbose #'((place-fret 4 12 "?" inverted )) } } } \markup \scale #'(1.1 . 1.1){ \diagram }
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