Frame
Manipulate an object’s appearance by drawing a frame. Can be used as a clipping path.
Child elements
Barcode, Box, Circle, Frame, Image, Rule, Table, Textblock, Transformation
Parent elements
A, B, Case, Color, Fontface, ForAll, Frame, While
Attributes
backgroundcolor(text, optional)-
Color of the background if ›background‹ is set to ›full‹.
border-bottom-left-radius(length, optional, CSS property: border-bottom-left-radius)-
Radius of corner bottom left.
border-bottom-right-radius(length, optional, CSS property: border-bottom-right-radius)-
Radius of corner bottom right.
border-top-left-radius(length, optional, CSS property: border-top-left-radius)-
Radius of corner top left.
border-top-right-radius(length, optional, CSS property: border-top-right-radius)-
Radius of corner top right.
class(text, optional)-
CSS class for this element.
clip(optional, since version 3.5.10)-
Constrain the contents of the frame to its area or allow them to protrude.
yes-
The contents are clipped at the frame border (default).
no-
The contents are not clipped.
framecolor(text, optional)-
The color of the frame around the object. Only makes sense in combination with the attribute 'frame'.
id(text, optional)-
CSS id for this element.
rulewidth(length, optional)-
The thickness of the frame that is drawn around the object. Only makes sense in combination with the attribute 'frame'.
Example
<Record element="data">
<PlaceObject>
<Frame framecolor="red" border-bottom-left-radius="10pt">
<Image width="20" file="_samplea.pdf"/>
</Frame>
</PlaceObject>
</Record>
See also
The section about frames in the basics chapter.