Hi Luis, Luis Ferro a écrit : > When doing the pagination of a large block of text, with columns, the text is > if the keepers/orfan/widows are defined acordingly, passed to the next > column leaving some space behind in the previous page. > > The visual effect of the full pages isn't great, specially if you have for > instance 3 columns per page. What happens is that the text seams to ondulate > in the bottom (diferent kinds of white space in the 6 columns that will be > in side by side).
Hehe, you won't find many layout programs which handle that! Fortunately you found FOP. > To solve this, the only thing that i see that is "fast" and "easy" would be > to exist a "justify" property value for the display-align. But unfortunatly > i dind't found it. You don't need any special property, actually. Provided there is some elastic spaces, FOP will justify pages as it does for paragraphs. It's easy to add elastic spaces if your text contains section, sub-sections, etc. with titles, or if your layout design requires spaces between paragraphs. You just have to specify the space-before and space-after properties the right way, e.g.: <fo:block space-before.minimum="6pt" space-before.optimum="10pt" space-before.maximum="14pt"> A paragraph... </fo:block> The more you specify spaces between blocks of text, the easier it will be to justify pages. HTH, Vincent --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
