Difference between revisions of "Proportional rectangles"
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− | + | A rectangle, especially also as a container for an image or logo, can always keep its height-to-width proportion if the new property "proportional" is set:<br><br> | |
[[File:ProportionalRectangles2.png|Proportional]]<br> | [[File:ProportionalRectangles2.png|Proportional]]<br> | ||
− | ( | + | (Image 1: Proportional rectangle)<br><br> |
− | + | If one value is changed, the other changes accordingly. This also works graphically when a rectangle is drawn at the corner or the side:<br><br> | |
− | [[File:ProportionaleRechtecke1.png| | + | [[File:ProportionaleRechtecke1.png|Draw rectangle]]<br> |
− | ( | + | (Image 2: Draw rectangle on its side)<br><br> |
− | + | This is especially interesting for rectangles with logos or for images on rectangles in reverse engineering. The feature is available from V31.<br><br> | |
[[de:Proportionale Rechtecke]][[fr:Rectangles proportionnels]] | [[de:Proportionale Rechtecke]][[fr:Rectangles proportionnels]] |
Latest revision as of 21:47, 23 November 2021
A rectangle, especially also as a container for an image or logo, can always keep its height-to-width proportion if the new property "proportional" is set:
(Image 1: Proportional rectangle)
If one value is changed, the other changes accordingly. This also works graphically when a rectangle is drawn at the corner or the side:
(Image 2: Draw rectangle on its side)
This is especially interesting for rectangles with logos or for images on rectangles in reverse engineering. The feature is available from V31.