Wow. This looks very much like black magic -- or a FOP black belt trick :-)
Is there another deeper layer of magic in $x_left, $page_width.. ?
I tried with left="0" top="0" width="210mm" height="297mm" in the static
content area of the page header. But I guess the origin is the upper left
corner of that area so now I have the right and bottom margins colored yellow
but the top and left margins still white.
In a certain sense my problem is half solved but the page looks even more
strange.
Le 28 janv. 2010 à 15:22, Pascal Sancho a écrit :
> Hi,
> You can add a fo:block-container in a static region, and place it in
> absolute-position:
> <fo:block-container absolute-position="absolute" background-color="yellow"
> left="{$x_left}" top="{$y_top}" width="{$page_width}"
> height="{$page_height}">
> <fo:block/>
> </fo:block-container>
> Pascal
>
> Jean-François El Fouly a écrit :
>> Aviation regulation authorities state that certain pages of aircraft manuals
>> (maintenance, policy, etc.) must be printed on yellow paper.
>> I need to simulate that in PDF by painting the background of my FOP document
>> yellow.
>> I had no problem generating the blank pages with a 5-line iText program
>> (first page) but for the pages I generate with FOP the best I could do
>> (until now) is to add the background-color="yellow" attribute to
>> fo:region-body, fo:region-before and fo:region-after. All in all the result
>> doesn't look that good (second page).
>> There must be a better/simpler solution.
>> If anyone could help me or give me a hint I'd be very grateful !
>>
>> Jean-François El Fouly
>>
>>
>
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