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wayne wrote:
On Monday 26 June 2006 05:30 pm, bulia byak wrote:
On 6/26/06, wayne <iw@...519...> wrote:
I'm using 0.44 and whenever I change from landscape to portrait, my image on the page shrinks in size relative to the page. I have to keep scaling the image up. When I change from portrait to landscape, the image enlarges and I have to scale it down to fit within the page. Is there a switch somewhere that controls this behavior?
It's caused by the viewBox attribute (most likely). Remove it.
What is the vewBox attribute and where do I find it?
It's an attribute early in the SVG file. Just open the file up in a text editor and search for 'viewBox'. Take the attribute out of the tag, and the problem will probably go away.
I had this problem with a file that originated from Adobe Illustrator.
Does Inkscape ever put this tag in? My impression is that it doesn't.
Cheers, Terry