[Docutils-users] Re[2]: Legend in figures; align withing a substitution definition

[Marcelo H. <mg...@sp...>]

El 21/04/2005 a las 23:03, David Goodger <go...@py...> dijo, e=
n
su mensaje "Legend in figures; align withing a substitution
definition":

> Could you provide some example URLs, please?

The compiled files were not uploades, of course; I meant that the
source code used to create the previous pages, and until now, the new
ones, if recompiled, would fail.

>> I was using a substitution to insert an image aligned right.

> Why were you using substitutions for these images? Why not
> standalone ".. image::" directives?

The substitutions were defined in a separate file and used in several
documents.

>> Why the restriction is *only for substitutions*, anyway?

> Because image substitutions were meant for inline images -- images
> within the flow of text.

I see. The generated HTML is consistent with that.

> Left/center/right alignment doesn't make sense in that context, but
> if you have a valid use case, I'll reconsider.

Mostly, I have a single include file with definitions including image=
s
and I'd hate to have to include every snippet in a different text fil=
e
for inclusion. Hum. Also, in previous versions, if an image was
included immediately before a paragraph with a preceding class::
directive, the image was inserted as part of the paragraph in a way
that precluded the action of CSS clauses such as :first-letter.
Seemingly, the changes done since my first test have solved that.

Well, I guess they are not extremely compelling reasons :-(

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