Curt Siffert wrote
> 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. :-)
thanks for the example!
there are quite a lot of LilyPond \markup commands of which here are a few
possibilities:
\markup \fill-line {
\hspace #0
\scale #'(1.1 . 1.1) \diagram
\hspace #0
}
\markup {
\hspace #12 \scale #'(1.1 . 1.1) \diagram
}
\markup \line {
\hspace #12 \scale #'(1.1 . 1.1) \diagram
}
Eluze
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