> It's ... gruesome ... but an awfully good idea. Unfortunately a quick test suggests it may also not work.
Classifications don't always begin in the middle of a column (now page). Sometimes they happen to being at the top of a column, simply because the previous classification fit neatly into the previous column. As a heading is always output where a new classification begins, use of markers would cause *two* headings to appear - first the marker-provided heading, then the heading that appears in the flow where the new classification begins. I don't see any way to suppress the double heading in that situation, and it's *ugly*. Sigh. I keep on coming back to the need for some kind of conditionally rendered block, like the following imaginary syntax: <fo:block displayed-if="is-first-after-break"> heading content here </fo:block> so I can repeat the block before *every* ad, using a keep to make sure that if the heading is displayed, the following ad appears on the same page. If there doesn't turn out to be a smarter way of doing this, I'd be interested in discussing costs to contract someone to implement this as a fop extension to fo - if anyone's interested, it'd be acceptable for fop, and it's a reasonably sized project. ( BTW, I've been trying to check out fop svn trunk, but keep on getting a connection refused from Apache's svn servers. I got it after several tries over half an hour, but ... load issues? Scheduled maintenance? ) -- Craig Ringer --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: fop-users-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: fop-users-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
