Making an included graphics a hyperlink doesn’t seem to work: the linked area has the whole width and height of the page, and is displaced with respect to the upper left corner of this page

Check out this discussion about the bug.

The proposed solution, which I implement, is

You could possibly hack around this by wrapping your graphic inclusion in a macro that outputs glyphs at two diagonally opposite corners of the image; they could be small blank glyphs (e.g., \char32), so as not to show on the page, as long as they’re real glyphs in a font so that xdv2pdf “sees” them. I think that would trick the driver into creating the proper link area.

I was wondering how to replicate this behavior. I’m not sure if it’s something specific to XeLaTex or a certain package.

This is a great example, btw. I used LaTeX to write my thesis about 5 yrs ago, but this was a great jumping off point for a new ebook that I’m formatting.

Thanks for a great tutorial. But I’m getting this error with the portfolio

Undefined control sequence.
\trick
\raisebox {-3pt}{.}\fbox {\includegraphics [scale=0.6]{2}}…
l.179 ….myfonts.com/s/aw/36×18/70/0/}{36322.png}

\font\trick="Calluna:color=FFFFFF" at 0.1 pt

If you elaborate on your problem maybe I can point you to the solution.

Could you point me in the direction of the documentation for the \trick command? I’m assuming this is what makes those graphics links have that “hover” behavior.

Thanks,
-Joe

I was wondering if you could explain how you set up Calluna and Helvetica Neue to work with LaTex??? I have both fonts but am unsure where they need to go/what the necessary font code is.

Thanks!

Eiren

Please re-upload the full source code file, so as to experiment on your template.

Keep up the good job!