Marker offset in Mapviewer

I am trying to define an image marker with an offset in Mapviewer. The image marker is loaded with a 34x36 pixel PNG image and renders properly when requested. The image however is not symmetrical and I would like to redefine its origin so that the marker (in this case the base of a map pin symbol) aligns with the desired location on the map.
The Style definition looks like:
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<svg width="1in" height="1in">
<desc></desc>
<g class="marker" style="width:40;height:40">
<image x="0" y="0" width="9999" height="9999" type="gif" href="dummy.gif"/>
</g>
</svg>My questions are:
1. Are the x=0 y=0 attributes within the <image element designed to redefine the origin of the image?
2. Are these attributes actually implemented in Mapviewer? (I have tried a number of values without success)
3. What coordinate space are these values in? (i.e. original image is 34x36, scaling is 40x40 and the width and height attributes are both 9999)
Any thoughts of references to detailed documentation appreciated.
Ross.

When applying a Marker style to a point location on a map, MapViewer simply coincides the center of the Marker image with the target location. So if you want your particular marker's pin head (or tail) point at the point, you simply need to retouch your original image so that the pin head/tail is at the center. For instance, simply add more blank space to the bottom so that the image becomes symmertric vertically. many graphics editing tools can easily do that.

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