Dear List,
I am new to XSL-FO, but I am trying to read up and catch up. From what I
understand from the specs and from the book "Definitive XSL-FO", it is
possible to do the following:
<fo:block space-before="1em" space-after="1em">Paragraph with different
sizes: <fo:block/>
<fo:inline font-size="1.70" padding-top="2em">large,</fo:inline>
<fo:inline font-size="2.67" padding-top="2em">x-large,</fo:inline>
<fo:inline font-size="3.13" padding-top="2em">xx-large.</fo:inline>
And back to normal again.
</fo:block>
In that example, I use the common property "padding-top". From the
compliance page from Apache Fop, I understand that padding-properties
are supported. Same for border-top-width, height and the like. These
properties can be used on inline elements as well as on block elements.
For block elements they seem to work perfect, but for inline elements,
they are completely ignored.
Can someone help me here? What I am trying to do is make the line-height
higher when halfway up a line, not knowing up-front what the maximum
height will be for that line (I cannot know what fits on a line and what
not). In HTML (as a bad comparison), this is done automatically with
inline elements (<span>, <em> etc).
I tried using <fo:block> with keep-with-next, expecting that the
line-break on the end of the block would not appear, but alas, it did
anyway. So using a block as an inline element was no consort either.
Anybody any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Cheers,
Abel Braaksma
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