Hi,
thanks for your reply.
the rendering gets a little better (but not perfect) by unchecking the 2D
acceleration, but the problem is still there.
I mean, in the central section of the border, the fop generates a rule which
is rendered a little different from the border, so the table looks really
ugly (even after a print test).
Why does the fop generates such rule? or why such rule is not generated for
all the border lenght?
I have attached a .fo file that generates the table with the rendering
error.
Thank you in advance
http://old.nabble.com/file/p28853259/test.fo test.fo
Pascal Sancho wrote:
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> Hi,
> That seems to be related to anti aliasing.
> When zooming, the thickness variation disappears.
> In Adobe reader, anti-aliasing can be disabled by unchecking the 2D
> acceleration.
>
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> Pascal
>
> Le 10/06/2010 16:31, aemitic a écrit :
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I found that using the attribute number-column-spanned inside a cell
>> element, I get a bad rendering of the cell border: it gets thicker in the
>> central section of the border.
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>> for example:
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>> > padding="2pt" border="solid 2pt black">
>> Indice
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>> > padding="2pt" border="solid 2pt black">
>> ;
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>> > padding="2pt" border="solid 2pt black">
>> Col1
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>> > padding="2pt" border="solid 2pt black">
>> Col2
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>>> padding="2pt" border="solid 1pt black">
>> pagegroup ; NUMBER
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>>> padding="2pt" border="solid 1pt black">
>> 678901234567
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>> > padding="2pt" border="solid 1pt black">
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