Ken Doran wrote: > Are there any XXE functions that let the user scale graphics in the > document? Thanks.
If you ask this question as an end-user, the answer is yes for XHTML and DocBook documents: The basic idea is to click on the ``image element'' and to change some of its attributes. DocBook example: * Open <XXE_install_dir>/demo/docbook-image.xml. * Click on first (fish) image: an imagedata element. * In the Attribute Editor, click on attribute "scale" and change "25" to "50". * The document view is immediately updated to reflect the change. XXE fully supports *all* the attributes related to the size of a DocBook image. The values of these attributes are used by XXE to render the image on screen but also by a FO-processor such as RenderX XEP to convert the document to PostScript and PDF. Recommended reading: <XXE_install_dir>/demo/docbook-image.xml! Downloading these plug-ins: * batik_imagetoolkit-29.tar.gz * jimi_imagetoolkit-29.zip from: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/plugins.shtml may be useful too. ---------------------------------------- If you ask this question as a local guru, which is working on a custom configuration, see http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/docs/csssupport/ch05s22.html If you don't like the idea of teaching your users how to change the attribute values, you'll have to write a custom command in Java[tm] which displays a nice dialog box and which uses the input of the user to change the attributes related to the size of the image. This is simple to do but requires you to program in Java.
