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Tag Definition: frame

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Attributes

Name

Required?

Default_Value

Values

height

required

None

id

required

None

overlapAttachedSpace

implied

None

['0', '1']

showBoundary

implied

None

width

required

None

x1

required

None

y1

required

None

Can contain
EMPTY

Purpose

This lets you split the page into more than one region. You can adjust dimensions and positioning and jump between them. This is useful for creating distinct sections of a page (e.g. header, body, footer, etc).

Set the showBoundary="1" while developing and then remove it when your document is ready.

Check out our docs page on this.

Example usage

<template>
    <pageTemplate id="Page 1" pageSize="(595, 842)">
        <frame id="Frame 1" x1="30" y1="30" width="535" height="782" showBoundary="1"/>
    </pageTemplate>
</template>

Note: Only relevant sections are used in this snippet. Some tags were not included. See some of our samples for further insight of how you may go about setting up a full document using rml.

Example of nesting path from the parent tags to the current tag

<document> ➔ <template> ➔ <pageTemplate> ➔ <frame>