I work a lot with page boundaries when producing graphics of specific sizes. Centering is something I do frequently enough that a shortcut would improve my workflow. This would complement the manual panning (via Space+Mouse, Middle-Mouse, Ctrl+Arrows). Note that some properties of that dialog also depend on your printer driver. Next, search your computer for the Inkscape folder (it’s usually on your C: drive or D: drive, depending on where you installed it). I would like a feature that pans the view to center the page within the viewport. You can add yourself to the supporters of these bugs, to show to developers that this is important to you. The print dialog is currently very simple, this is a known problem: - print preview wish. Note that some properties of that dialog also depend on your printer driver.ģ. net/inkscape/ +bug/178232 - print preview wish: https:/ /bugs.launchpad. The print dialog is currently very simple, this is a known problem: https:/ /bugs.launchpad. Center picture on page: Select the picture, and then use the Align and Distribute Dialog (Shift + Ctrl + A) to center it on the page (Dropdown: Relative to Page, then center vertically and horizontally by clicking on the respective buttons in the dialog)ģ. Set Page size: in File -> Document Properties, set a page size (A4 in your case)Ģ. If you don't see any page borders, activate them here: File -> document properties -> first tab bottom: Display: Check 'Show page border')ġ. (Those grey borders you see on the canvas are the area which gets printed. Probably your image is not centered on the page in Inkscape.
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