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mathias
Quartz | Level 8

Hi,

 

I have a stored process wich produces a lot different kind of charts / maps etc.

I wanted to increase the resolution of the png images in the HTML output so I modified the html dpi option with this :

ods html

  image_dpi=400

  device=png

  ;

 

It works good with ODS graphics : i.e. dpi is increased but the width and height of the image in html is not changed

<img alt="The SGPlot Procedure" src="/SASStoredProcess/guest?_sessionid=2C07BCBA-F2C7-419B-B89B-72B2289BFE69&_program=replay&_entry=APSWO..." style=" height: 480px; width: 640px;" border="0" class="c">

 

With SAS/GRAPH (pie charts, maps in my case), the DPI is increase but also the HTML height and width

<img alt="Pie chart of Pathogen" src="/SASStoredProcess/guest?_sessionid=28DB6ECF-0A2B-485C-8F82-5AF78E0C6668&_program=replay&_entry=APSWO..." style=" border-width: 0px; height: 2500px; width: 3333px;" border="0" class="c graph">

 

 

Is there a way to control the width and height in this HTML file?

Maybe in the style?

 

Thank you for your help!

 

 

Here are some clues that might be of importance:

I'm using SAS 9.3 in Enterprise Guide 5.1

 

 

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mathias
Quartz | Level 8

Solution : 

 

	proc odstext; 
		p "<script>
			setTimeout(function(){ 
			  var el = document.getElementsByClassName('c graph')[0];
			  el.style.height = '';
			  el.style.width = '70%';
			}, 0);
		</script>";
	run;

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Darrell_sas
SAS Employee


Will goptions xpixels/yxixels work?

goptions xpixels=200 ypixels=200;

GraphGuy
Meteorite | Level 14

Mathias - could you re-state your question? Are you trying to change the size of your ods graphics (such as sgplot), or are you trying to change the resolution of your SAS/Graph (such as gmap, gplot, gchart, etc)?

Also, could you show all the code you're currently using to try to control the size & resolution of both kinds of graphs. Note that SAS/Graph and ODS Graphics are different in how they control these things ... and when you're using html output with dev=png and sas/graph procs, I don't think you can control the resolution of those.

mathias
Quartz | Level 8

@Darell

This produces a 200x200px png image displayed at 200x200px

goptions modifies the PNG image size. I would like to keep the same png image size, only change it's display size in html style.

@RobertAllisson

> could you re-state your question?

I'll try my best:

Lets say that I produce 2 plots in my STP :  an SGPLOT (ODS graphics) and a PROC GMAP (SAS/GRAPH).

When I declare

ods html image_dpi=400 ;

It changes the png sizes for both the graphs

- the sgplot png image is: 2666x2000

- the map png image is: 3333x2500

That's very good, it's exactly what I want.

The difference lays in the HTML style :

- the sgplot html img tag style is: 640x480

- the map html img tag style is: 3333x2500

(cf. complete img tags in my first post)

I prefer 640x480, which is more visible in my web browser.

Thus I'm looking for a method to change the SAS/GRAPH html img tag style width & height

> Are you trying to change the size of your ods graphics (such as sgplot), or are you trying to change the resolution of your SAS/Graph (such as gmap, gplot, gchart, etc)?

Only the HTML style width & height

> Also, could you show all the code you're currently using to try to control the size & resolution

%let _ODSDEST = html ;

%let _ODSSTYLE = wivisp1 ;

%let _ODSSTYLESHEET = ;

%let _GOPT_DEVICE=png;

ods html image_dpi=400 device=png ;

That's It I believe.

Many thanks !

mathias
Quartz | Level 8

Any solutions?

 

mathias
Quartz | Level 8

Solution : 

 

	proc odstext; 
		p "<script>
			setTimeout(function(){ 
			  var el = document.getElementsByClassName('c graph')[0];
			  el.style.height = '';
			  el.style.width = '70%';
			}, 0);
		</script>";
	run;

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