in reply to Scaling the values in a document

From the tutorial at Adobe's site,

scale(<sx> [<sy>]) will scale the element by factor of <sx> and <sy> f +rom the centerpoint (0,0). If <sy> is not given, it is assumed to be +the same as <sx>. For example, if the value of <sx> is "0.5," the ele +ment will be scaled to 50% of the original width. In the full six-num +ber array, <sx> and <sy> are the first and fourth numbers of the arra +y. To scale using a centerpoint other than (0,0), you must translate the +element so that the centerpoint becomes (0,0), perform the scale, the +n translate the element back to its original location. For example, t +o scale an element by 50% centered on (150,100), you must set the tra +nsform attribute to "translate(150 100) scale(.5) translate(- 150 -10 +0)" (note the reverse order).

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Re: Re: Scaling the values in a document
by Baz (Friar) on Sep 01, 2002 at 02:48 UTC
    that worked a charm, thanks for that ;)