Hello Jozef,
On Fri, 5 Dec 2003, Jozef Riha wrote:
hi,
when i use \scalebox{}{} function (e. g. \scalebox{1.5}{$\sigma =\frac{F_r}{A_o}$}\\) in my LaTeX document latex2html produces image but it is cropped while it does not resize the image exported.
LaTeX2HTML has various mechanisms for applying graphics effects to individual images; e,g, using the \htmlimage command, from html.sty.
Alternatively, you can try simple things like: $\displaystyle \sigma =\frac{F_r}{A_o}$ or \mbox{\scalebox{1.5}{$\sigma =\frac{F_r}{A_o}$}} or \(\scalebox{1.5}{$\sigma =\frac{F_r}{A_o}$\)
to get the enlarged size captured within an image.
The question must be asked of "why" are you using \scalebox{1.5} with inline mathematics ? How does this add to the meaning to be conveyed by your manuscript? If it is simply that the \frac is too small, then you should be using \displaystyle, or \dfrac (from amsmath.sty).
anyone can fix this?
Hope this helps,
thanks, it does. i am a latex n00b so don't expect miracles. however wouldn't be that a neat function when latex2html would notify you you are using \scalebox function with inline math a tell you that it may result in cropped images? (just a thought..)
cheers and thanks again,
-- joe
Ross Moore
cheers,
-- joe
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