Re: pgfplots: link to top of embedded page

Am 28.09.2024 um 02:35 schrieb Ulrich D i e z:

Holger Schieferdecker wrote:
 

Am 27.09.2024 um 04:51 schrieb Ulrich D i e z:

Holger Schieferdecker wrote:
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I include single page PDF documents with \includepdf. They have the same
size and aspect ratio as the output document (A4). With the option
"addtotoc" I can add an entry to the tableofcontents and the bookmarks.
But clicking on that doesn't jump to the top of the included page.
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It seems like the link target set by \includepdf is set with respect of
the page margins of the output document. I didn't find any hints in the
manual of pdfpages, besides that "addtotoc" is experimental. Is there a
way of positioning the link target at the top of the included pdf page?

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I think there is no official interface but you can hook into
\includegraphics.

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Many thanks for your help, that works. There is one difference in the
toc entries. These don't get a number. But I consider that even better.

 If you wish numbered sections in the table of contents, then remove the
line
 \addcontentsline{#1}{#2}{#3}%
 right before
 \NR@gettitle{#3}%
 and replace each call to
 \phantomsection
 by
 \refstepcounter{#2}%
\addcontentsline{#1}{#2}{\protect\numberline{\@currentlabel}#3}%

Thank you very much. Now I have to decide which version I like better :-)
By the way, how fragile (or not fragile) is your solution? I mean, is it likely to break with possible future changes of pdfpages or graphicx? Of course one never knows what could change. But as far as I understand your helper macro \HookIntoIncludegraphics I would assume it is rather unlikely to break.
And finally I wonder why I wrote 'pgfplots' in the subject... :-/
Holger