User manual ADOBE SCENE7 4.4

[. . . ] All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. This product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation (http://www. This software is based on part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group. This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit. [. . . ] If you want the object to increase or decrease in size proportionally, change both the scaleX and scaleY. Otherwise, you stretch the object vertically only. Different types of blend modes have different effects. For example, Applying a blend mode to a stack of objects blends the top object into the object below it. The effect changes depending on the degree of opacity, the order of the stacked objects, and the specific blend mode used. [element] id Defines an element ID so the object can be used for DOM manipulation. For example id:image names the object with the variable id of image. When used in DOM manipulations, the image id is used to define which named object is being manipulated. [element] spreadMethod Specifies how to create linear and radial gradients that are filled with pixels. You can choose from the following options: • Pad Pixels take on the color of the closest point on the gradient vector. € Reflect The gradient is repeated infinitely, reversing its direction with each repeat. • Repeat The gradient is repeated infinitely. [element] interpolationMethod Specifies how to interpolate between entries of the gradient. These are RGB or linear RGB, and are in Adobe Illustrator as well. [element] source Specifies the file formats that you can use for Bitmap Graphics or Bitmap Fills (must be PNG, JPG, or GIF). This attribute is required for Bitmap Graphics or Bitmap Fills. Element types and their private attributes You can use the following elements and their attributes in the Scene7 Template Publishing screen, as well as in the Additional Modifiers panel in the Preview screen: Rect Rect is a rectangle. You can use the following private attributes with Rect elements: Rect radiusX For rounded rectangles, specifies the x-axis (horizontal) radius of the curve used to round off the corners of the rectangle. Rect radiusY For rounded rectangles, specifies the y-axis (vertical) radius of the curve used to round off the corners of the rectangle. ellipse An Ellipse element is a round or oblong circle based on a bounding rectangle. The bounding rectangle defines the boundary of the actual Ellipse path. Any stroke applied to the Ellipse can extend beyond the bounding rectangle, according to the painting rules of the stroke. [. . . ] You can use the following private attributes with FXG Path elements: Path data The outline of a shape. Path winding Fill rule for intersecting or overlapping path segments. For example, two circles overlapping and creating a third shape at the intersection. The winding path is the fill rule for that intersection (including some of the color if nonzero). [. . . ]