I think you're right. There's something wrong with padding on blocks. I made a few short tests last week using the NIST test suite, and there's some wrong behaviour. Try a little work-around that may work: When you specify a padding-left, for example, also specify a margin-left="0mm".
Add it into BugZilla. I'll then add my findings, too. The problem seems to be in the property evaluation somewhere. Unfortunately, I don't know that part of FOP too well to be any help right now. On 22.04.2002 10:05:28 Manuel Mall wrote: > I wanted to create an indented block and started with using a <fo:block> > element with padding-start/end and padding-before/after attributes. The > padding-before/after worked fine but the padding-start/end seemed to be > ignored. > > After some more experimentation I found a solution by putting the block into > a table with a single cell and setting the padding-start/end attributes on > the table cell and not on the block. > > I am just wondering if this is a known limitation/bug as I couldn't find > anything on thing in BugZilla or on the Fop limitations page. If this is new > or unexpected I am happy to create a BugZilla entry for it. > > This happens under 0.20.3. > > Manuel > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cheers, Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
