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Hi Everyone,

I am just wondering if it is possible to give report dimensions in pixels. For example
TYPE=HEADING, LINE=1, ITEM=1, OBJECT=TEXT, FONT='ARIAL', SIZE=13 , COLOR=RGB(90 90 90), $.
Here size 13 is in pts not pixels.

I have gone through the below page in documentation and looks like only INCHES, CM and PTS are only allowed units. Please provide your inputs on this one.

https://infocenter.information...ource%2Ftopic167.htm

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BI DEV

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If you want to style a heading in HTML format (Assumed due to 13px size), I would suggest using CSS.


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Thanks Waz. That is my last resort.But, was just wondering if there is a possible workaround in FOCUS itself.


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Your last resort would be asking TechSupport


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From your other posts I gather you're working on responsive design. In that case, forget about pixels. They don't scale at all.

Why that matters? Try viewing the same result on a "normal" HD computer display vs. a 4K display the same size vs. a retina display. The same number of pixels gets you a very different result on each, and probably way too small on the 4K display or way too big on the HD display.


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Isn't there a "UNITS=PX" available in the STYLESHEET? Not that it'll help here but it may, keeping in mind Wep's "HD computer display vs. a 4K display the same size vs. a retina display" comment.
 
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Hi Wep5622,

Yes, I am working on using the responsive design. if pixels don't scale, which unit you think is better to use for responsive design.

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Originally posted by Wep5622:
From your other posts I gather you're working on responsive design. In that case, forget about pixels. They don't scale at all.

Why that matters? Try viewing the same result on a "normal" HD computer display vs. a 4K display the same size vs. a retina display. The same number of pixels gets you a very different result on each, and probably way too small on the 4K display or way too big on the HD display.


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Hi Doug,

UNITS=PX did not work for me.

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Isn't there a "UNITS=PX" available in the STYLESHEET? Not that it'll help here but it may, keeping in mind Wep's "HD computer display vs. a 4K display the same size vs. a retina display" comment.


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I looked back and the project to implement UNIT-PX was never implemented and has been dropped as a new feature enhancement.


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