It would be easier to answer if you were to send an example of what you
get and what you would like to get instead. But it looks like you should
be able to handle that with table-markers.
On 6/3/15 9:44 PM, Fernando Israel wrote:
Hi All,
Here is the background to my question.
We have been using FOP for a few years to generate PDF output. The FOP
stylesheet includes blocks with text and images, and a table. Every
block above the table is always absolute positioned. Blocks beneath
the table are relative positioned -i.e. space-before and start-indent
so that they respect the distance from the bottom of the table.
The number of rows in the table varies, so when the table height is
such that it needs to spill over a second page, it does it well, and
all the blocks beneath it keep the original distance from the bottom
of the table and are also in the second page.
Now we are trying to introduce headers and footers -i.e. region-before
and region-after in the simple-page-master, and added corresponding
margins top and bottom to the region-body. It works well !
The issue is in situations where the table height pushes the elements
beneath (relative positioned) to the second page. In this case, this
blocks can appear on the second page, and overlap with the second page
header.
Is there an attribute/flag we are missing that will force the blocks
spilling over to the second page to respect the header and will not
overlap with it ?
Thank you very much in advance !
Fernando
