ENH: add cropped, rotated and scaled sample with many different elements#36
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I marked the PR as draft for now, because I might add more to this file in the close future. Let me know if you’re interested in adding this file. |
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A sample document with plenty of elements:
All this is distributed on 4 similar pages with different rotations and scales, cropped with a cropbox, such that all of above elements exist both inside and outside of the page rectangles.
Btw, both Okular (missing links, poppler) and Evince/Papers (wrong widget positions, also poppler) have some failures to show this document properly, I’d say that Firefox’ PDF viewer (pdf.js) wins the game here among the three (also with a little inconsistency, but OK) ;)