I have done lots of playing with the redefinition of map layouts in Therion (actually TeX). I have found that there is a border around the pdf images which are included, resulting in significant white space. I would rather have smaller borders in my pdfs that are generated in Therion and then included in the final map.

Is there a way to make the borders smaller, or have the white space transparent in the included maps (using such things as "\legendbox{0}{100}{NW}{\loadpicture{/absolute/path/to/file}}"

Rowena

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Re: [Therion] Customising map layout

On Mon, Nov 3, 2014 at 1:00 PM, Dave Clucas <dave.clucas@icloud.com> wrote:
> Correction, not fine. The correct data displayed in the correct position,
> however a map-image (elevation) which was there before has disappeared along
> with the map-header.

This is a side effect of redefining map layout in TeX directly. There
is a work-around, though, if you add other \legendbox to insert the
image, like

\legendbox{0}{100}{NW}{\loadpicture{/absolute/path/to/file}}

Martin
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