@@ -440,13 +440,13 @@ difficulty to understand how VLC skins work.</para>
<sect3id="xkeepratio">
<title>xkeepratio</title>
<para>When set to true, the behaviour of the horizontal resizing is changed. Instead of taking into account the <linklinkend="lefttop">lefttop</link> and <linklinkend="rightbottom">rightbottom</link> attributes to determine how the control will be moved/resized, only its initial position inside the <linklinkend="Layout">Layout</link> matters. For example, if initially the space to the left of the control is twice as big as the one to its right, this will stay the same during any horizontal resizing. The width of the control stays constant.</para>
<para>This attribute can be particularly useful to keep a control centered in the layout, without resizing it (to resize it, you would rather use the lefttop/rightbottom attributes).</para>
<para>This attribute can be particularly useful to keep a control centered in the layout, without resizing it (to resize it, you would rather use the lefttop/rightbottom attributes). Available since VLC 0.8.6.</para>
<para>Default value: false</para>
</sect3>
<sect3id="ykeepratio">
<title>ykeepratio</title>
<para>When set to true, the behaviour of the vertical resizing is changed. Instead of taking into account the <linklinkend="lefttop">lefttop</link> and <linklinkend="rightbottom">rightbottom</link> attributes to determine how the control will be moved/resized, only its initial position inside the <linklinkend="Layout">Layout</link> matters. For example, if initially the space to the top of the control is twice as big as the one to its bottom, this will stay the same during any vertical resizing. The height of the control stays constant.</para>
<para>This attribute can be particularly useful to keep a control centered in the layout, without resizing it (to resize it, you would rather use the lefttop/rightbottom attributes).</para>
<para>This attribute can be particularly useful to keep a control centered in the layout, without resizing it (to resize it, you would rather use the lefttop/rightbottom attributes). Available since VLC 0.8.6.</para>