Hi Tobias,
For further investigation, we need short XSL-FO and an image that
demonstrates what you say.
Possible reason: line-height trait not equal to zero.
The line-height trait value is resolved in different way depending on
how the corresponding property is set (see [1]:
- when <number> is used, <number> is inherited
- otherwise, the computed value is inherited.
Here is a short example that explains the difference:
<fo:aaa font-size="10pt" line-height="1.2">
<!-- line-height trait is 10pt * 1.2 = 12pt -->
<fo:bbb font-size="0pt">
<!-- inherited line-height property is 1.2 -->
<!-- line-height trait is 0pt * 1.2 = 12pt -->
</fo:bbb>
</fo:aaa>
<fo:aaa font-size="10pt" line-height="120%">
<!-- line-height trait is 10pt * 120% = 12pt -->
<fo:bbb font-size="0pt">
<!-- inherited line-height property is 12pt -->
<!-- line-height trait is 12pt -->
</fo:bbb>
</fo:aaa>
You should verify if in your XSL-FO, line-height is not set with other
than <number>.
Pascal
[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/REC-xsl11-20061205/#line-height
Tobias Anstett [k15t.com] a écrit :
Hi,
I have the same problem as Richard. Setting font-size="0" does not
really work for me. Although the space is gone I still have a very
thin border around the pictures. I realized this using a block with
background-color and ebmbedded image. When I use zoom factor above
150% I can see it clearly in my PDFs. I guess this is no FOP issue
because I get the same results in XEP.
I already set any space-* and padding-* values to 0. Any ideas?
Cheers,
Tobias
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