feat: new focusing effect: crop figures reversibly #128
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No stress, I also opened PR completely unannounced. I got the idea and did some tiny modification for my own work, I just pushed to share it but it most probably needs some polishing from the developing side. |
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When presenting complex figures, simple pan or zoom effects may not optimally guide the audience's attention. To address this, I've added a crop effect to remove distracting parts of the figure. Use [@cr-myfigure]{data-crop="20%, 20%, 20%, 20%"} to specify the cropping portions on all four sides of the figure (top, right, bottom, left). To remove all existing cropping effects, simply call the figure without any specification: @cr-myfigure.
Brief introduction has been added in
docs/guide/focus-effects.qmd.Here a quick demo video.