>It would be useful to know how to turn off the scale bar , nav grid and title.

Try example at the top of pg 68 of the Therion Book.

layout my_layout
…
code tex-atlas
  \def\dopage{\box\mapbox}
  \insertmaps
endlayout

and

symbol-hide special scale-bar

Might work, I have never tried it.

Bruce

From: Therion <therion-bounces@speleo.sk> On Behalf Of John Stevens
Sent: Wednesday, 31 July 2019 10:43
To: List for Therion users <therion@speleo.sk>
Subject: Re: [Therion] Page Size

The get around I have used is to make a custom atlas layout

Here I put my paper size, scale and critically the origin of the area I wish to extract.

e.g.

  scale 1 1250

  #NAV PANE     

  #--------     

  nav-factor  30   

  nav-size  1  1 

  #PAGE LAYOUT   Custom paper size  

  #-----------       

  page-setup  35  45  \   

              34  43  \   

              1.0  1.0  cm  

              # paper width, height, page width height, margins left, top, overlap

  overlap     0  cm        # default 1 cm

  size        32  36  cm       # 8cm = 100m

own-pages 1

title-pages off

#exclude-pages on 1,5,6,11,15

   cs OSGB:SO

   origin 17540 16300 200 m  # change to top left of area

   origin-label 1 1

All I then need to do is save the required single page of the multipage pdf.

It would be useful to know how to turn off the scale bar , nav grid and title.

John S

From: Martin Sluka via Therion

Sent: Monday, July 2, 2018 1:43 PM

To: List for Therion users

Cc: Martin Sluka

Subject: Re: [Therion] Page Size

2. 7. 2018 v 8:52, Markus Boldt via Therion <therion@speleo.sk>:

I have thought there could/must be a possibility directly in Therion.

The size of map is calculated from scale. So if you change the scale of map, the you’ll change the size of final output. A bit calculation.

Martin S.

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