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NAME
wml::des::space - Layout Space
SYNOPSIS
#use wml::des::space
<space [width=X] [height=Y]>
<hspace X>
<vspace Y>
<over X>
</over>
DESCRIPTION
These are high-level layouting tags for preserving whitespace which use the "<imgdot>" tag from wml::des::imgdot(3). Use them to create
whitespace on a webpage.
"<space" ["width="X] ["height="Y]">"
Creates a 1pt transparent dot-image and resizes it to the size X times Y in points, so a rectangular white area if size XxY is the
effect.
"<hspace" X">"
Creates a horizontal line, i.e. a rectangular area of size Xx1.
"<vspace" Y">"
Creates a vertical line, i.e. a rectangular area of size 1xY.
"<over" X">"..."</over>"
This pushs over contained body X pixels to the right.
AUTHOR
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rse@engelschall.com
www.engelschall.com
REQUIRES
Internal: P1, P2, wml::des::imgdot (WML)
SEE ALSO
wml::des::imgdot(3)
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