|
||||||||||||||
|
|
|||||||||||||
|
|
|||
|
|||
|
|||
|
Rendered Image Size | ||
|
|
|
|
|
|
Web pages can render to any desired
width, but in general have variable height. The WebRenderer Server Edition allows
configuration of the size of generated images, but if necessary this size is
dynamically increased (both horizontally and/or vertically) as required during
the rendering process. For any given document, the wider the target image, the
shorter the generated image will be - and conversely, the narrower the target
image, the deeper the generated image. If hardwired page sizing is required, the following function will preset the page size...
The setSize method sets the dimensions of the render buffer for all subsequent rendering. Pages that exceed the dimensions of the render buffer will render with one or more scrollbars, as required. This size restriction is turned off by calling the function...
Web page rendering typically renders pages to a minimum width (the width of
the visible window) and to arbitrary depth. With a browser, you see your page
formatted such that it fits the entire visible width and a vertical scroll bar
is added as required to allow you to view the whole length of the page.
WebRenderer Server Edition does not have a 'window' or screen to which it
renders, but it does have the concept of a rendering width -- and this defaults
to 800 pixels. Use the setMinimumWidth function to adjust this, and to disable
the hardwired buffer size if setSize has been called. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Copyright © JadeLiquid Software - www.jadeliquid.com |