If no elements are selected the above call returns null If only one element is selected then the return is a single SvgPanZoom object. If the selection has more than one element svgPanZoom will return an array with a SvgPanZoom object for each image in the same order of the selection. Usage var svgPanZoom= $("svg").svgPanZoom(options) For example, moving the image to the right alters the X value while zooming in reduces Width and Height. This plugin works by manipulating these four numbers. These numbers together specify the visible area. The viewBox is an attribute of SVG images that defines the area of the SVG that is visible, it is defined by 4 numbers: X, Y, Width, Height. SVG-enabled browser (does not work with SVG work-arounds that use Flash) The viewBox
Mouse and touch events to pan the SVG viewBox.Programmatically manipulate the SVG viewBox.The new style can be applied to any text in your document.JQuery plugin to enable pan and zoom in SVG images either programmatically or through mouse/touch events. Your style should now appear in the Style gallery. (Optional) Select Add to template if you want your style to be available in future documents.The preview window will update as you make formatting selections so you can review your style as you make changes. Select your style’s new font, font size, emphasis (which is bold, italics, or underlining), color, and alignment in the Formatting section.For example, if you choose Heading 2, the built-in Heading 2 style will remain the same and can be used in the same document with your custom level 2 style. You are creating a new heading style for the level you choose, but you won’t be replacing the existing built-in style for that level.This step is important because your new heading won’t be included in your table of contents or outline without an assigned level.Select your heading level in the Style based on menu.Type a name for your custom heading style in the Name text box in the Create New Style from Formatting dialog box.Select the New Style button in the Styles Pane.How to Create a Custom Heading Style in Word for Mac
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