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* [[ANSI_templates|ANSI templates]]: according to American National Standards Institute [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_National_Standards_Institute ANSI] standard |
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Revision as of 22:05, 10 January 2014
Creating templates for the Drawing module is very easy. They are svg files, created with any application capable of exporting svg files, such as Inkscape. Only two rules must be followed:
- One pixel = one millimeter
- You must insert, somewhere inside your svg code, where you want the contents of the drawing to appear (for example at the end of the file, just before the last </svg> tag), the following line:
<!-- DrawingContent -->
- Several custom attributes can be placed in templates. The list of currently supported attributes is available on the Svg Namespace page.
A3 templates
A4 Templates
Landscape:
Portrait:
US Letter Templates
Landscape:
Portrait:
Other standards available
- ANSI templates: according to American National Standards Institute ANSI standard
- Arch templates: according to American National Standards Institute Arch standard
- Misc templates: mixed templates