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#### 23.5.1.2 Using marker s to assign properties to graphics

You can use markers in your FrameMaker document to assign a property to a single graphic or to only a few graphics, or to exclude a graphic from a general assignment. In some cases this might be easier than determining the individual GraphicIDs required in configuration settings. Use either of these marker types:

HTMConfig | Content is [GraphSection]=Value
HTML Macro | Content is any HTML code

HTMConfig for individual graphics

Insert the HTMConfig marker in text before the graphic, and provide as marker content the property assignment. For example, to scale a certain graphic to 75%, you could place an HTMConfig marker just before the anchor for the graphic frame, and specify the scale factor as the marker content:

[GraphScale]=75

See §33.2.9.4 Overriding graphic properties for HTML.

HTML Macro for a series of graphics

You can use markers of type HTML Macro to change the value of a macro variable just before a graphic or series of graphics, then change it back again after the graphics. For example, you could use HTML Macro markers and a macro variable to scale a series of graphics to 75%.

Include in the configuration file a scale-factor setting that references a macro variable:

[GraphScale]

*=<$$scalepct>

Initialize the value of the macro variable:

[MacroVariables]

scalepct=100

In text just before the graphics to be scaled, insert an HTML Macro marker with content:

<$$scalepct=75>

Just after the graphics to be scaled, insert another HTML Macro marker with content:

<$$scalepct=100>

See §28.3 Using macro variables.

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