- From: Antoine Quint <ml@graougraou.com>
- Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 10:52:06 +0100
- To: Omar Zevallos <omzeta@ec-red.com>
- Cc: <www-svg@w3.org>
- Message-Id: <2BB49EEB-0239-4EEB-BFB9-8A914E9C6876@graougraou.com>
Hi, On 21 févr. 2006, at 03:53, Omar Zevallos wrote: > Hi Antoine Quint, I´m developing a viewer for geographic data (from > WFS) and there is so much data in a layer, which I would like to > load in the greater ' zoom in'. But single the viewer allows 16 - > zoom in. I assume you're talking about the Adobe SVG Viewer, of which UI only allows to zoom in at level 16x. > How can I reach at a greater zoom in? In order to zoom in further, you'd have to implement the user interface controls yourself and zoom the SVG contents yourself. There is a variety of ways you can do that, depending on whether you want to zoom into the whole document, or selected components only. For the whole document, you might want to look at updating the root <svg> element's "viewBox" attribute with script. In order to apply zoom to a given <g> container, you'd have to update its "transform" attribute's scale command using script too. Antoine -- Antoine Quint — Fuchsia Design SVG & Client-side XML Consulting W3C SVG WG Invited Expert http://fuchsia-design.com
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