On Thu, May 10, 2012 10:43 pm, Nic Gibson wrote:
> On 10 May 2012, at 13:18, Tony Graham wrote:
...
>> Developing software requires time and/or money (to fund the time). Open
>> source software depends on people having the itch to solve that
>> particular
>> problem, not having more important clai
Hi Dick,
I have run across this problem too, and so I finally looked it up. It seems this is a
feature of the XSL-FO specification. In section 5.3.2 "Margin, Space, and Indent
Properties" in the chapter titled "Property Refinement / Resolution", I find this
statement:
If the corresponding a
Bob,
Thanks for the explanation. It actually makes sense that they went that way,
though in a convoluted way:-).
Dick
On May 11, 2012, at 10:49, "Bob Stayton" wrote:
> Hi Dick,
> I have run across this problem too, and so I finally looked it up. It seems
> this is a feature of the XSL-FO
Hi Doris,
I don't see an easy solution for this. The 'initial.page.number' template only
accepts two template params, and neither of them distinguish between a table of
contents and a list of tables etc. I would suggest that blank pages are the way to
go, or perhaps an empty element such as a
Regarding the (continued) label for long index entries that break across a column,
I've implemented that feature for a client in XEP using its extension property
rx:table-omit-initial-header, in a manner similar to that feature for repeating table
titles across page breaks. In this case, each p
Hello,
I'm trying to format an article with a two-column layout, with figures
(and tables) embedded that should span both columns. I'm setting the
'pgwide' attribute to '1' on the respective elements, but the generated
pdf looks wrong: the figure starts in the second (right) column, and
then exten
On 11/05/12 21:27, Bob Stayton wrote:
Regarding the (continued) label for long index entries that break across
a column, I've implemented that feature for a client in XEP using its
extension property rx:table-omit-initial-header, in a manner similar to
that feature for repeating table titles acro
You might need to also float the formal objects using a float value of
"before". That should put the tables and figures onto a following page and
span columns.
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From: Stefan Seefeld
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Date: Fri, 11 May 2012 22:53:48 -0400
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