I get mixed results when my images go to html and latexPDF outputs. I'm
trying to gain more granular control of the final image size and quality,
and the two different outputs are not getting along.
I believe a productive means of solving this might be to conditionalize the
image chunks. In other words, use either ".. ifconfig::" or ".. only::" (or
some other directive...do tell...) to make, for example, the PDF image come
out with a :width: *X*in image from an SVG source, and the HTML output come
from a :scale: 50% png source.
As near as I can tell from the error message, neither .. ifconfig:: nor ..
only:: agree with my expectation of how they should work. The ifconfig
error seems to imply that the directive only works with strings. The ..
only:: directive complained of not appreciating a chunk after the
expression.
I'm trying this:
.. ifconfig:: latexpdf
.. image:: /Users/William/foo/bar.svg
:width: 4in
.. ifconfig:: html
.. image:: /Users/William/foo/bar.png
:scale: 50%
and the same basic structure with .. only:: instead of .. ifconfig::
1) Is this a bad way of resolving this issue?
2) Is it a viable method, but I'm going about it the wrong way? (i.e.,
there's a chunk-savvy directive, or what I'm doing should work, but my
syntax is execrable).
Thanks in advance.
--William
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