diff --git a/photobook.cls b/photobook.cls index 14709d2..e955b3f 100644 --- a/photobook.cls +++ b/photobook.cls @@ -42,6 +42,8 @@ % for \bindingoffset (likely no) and/or \gutteroffset ??? % ...especially relevant to endpaper/spread... % XXX ASAP revise how bleeds are handled by cells... +% ...all cells should ignore bleeds unless explicitly stated +% otherwise -- needs testing... % % XXX captions behave in an odd way... % the internal (macro) minipage for some reason does not affect text @@ -1969,13 +1971,24 @@ %% %% >> \begin{cliptocell} ... \end{cliptocell} %% -%% Clip content to cell adding bleeds +%% Clip content to cell plus offsets (bleeds) from each side %% %% >> \begin{cliptocell}[] ... \end{cliptocell} %% >> \begin{cliptocell}[ ] ... \end{cliptocell} %% >> \begin{cliptocell}[ ] ... \end{cliptocell} %% -%% Clipping to bleeds will not affect the cell content positioning. +%% Offset order, i.e. left-bottom-right-top is made consistent with +%% \href{https://ctan.org/pkg/graphicx}{graphicx} and +%% \href{https://ctan.org/pkg/trimclip}{trimclip} modules and represents +%% the bottom-left and top-right viewport point offsets from the parent +%% cell. +%% +%% |cliptocell| does not affect the cell content positioning in any way. +%% +%% This is designed to simplify filling template cells and adding bleeds +%% to certain sides and clipping flush to others, for example for cells +%% of a dust jacket or a foldout, but |cliptocell| is not limited to +%% this one use-case. %% \newlength\photobook@cliptocell@left \setlength\photobook@cliptocell@left{0mm}%