Controlling Size Propagation of Embedded Graphics

You can control the way that size changes of the source graphic are propagated to its embedded instances, which are embedded graphics. For example, a size change is:

• Resizing one of the elements in the source graphic so that the graphic boundary changes.

• Adding elements to or removing elements from the source graphic so that the graphic’s boundary changes.

This feature is called dynamic size change and can be enabled or disabled.

Related Topics

Embedding Graphics within Graphics

Setting the Anchor Point of a Source Graphic

Showing or Hiding the Anchor Points of Embedded Graphics

Enabling or Disabling Dynamic Size Change of Embedded Graphics