Peter B. West wrote:
That hadn't occurred to me.
For clarification: orphan/widow and keeps apply to the
content of footnotes the same way as to normal content. They
are not indented and cannot be used (to my knowledge) to
force footnotes itselef onot specific pages or to keep two
otherwise unrelate
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Orphan/widow controls as well as keeps apply to footnotes
too.
That hadn't occurred to me.
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Glen Mazza wrote:
"Peter B. West" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
it may be better
if there is only room for a single line of a multi-
line footnote, to
throw the text line plaus the whole of the footnote
onto the next page.
I think this is the main point of what you were
writing--avoiding having
"Peter B. West" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> it may be better
> if there is only room for a single line of a multi-
line footnote, to
>throw the text line plaus the whole of the footnote
>onto the next page.
I think this is the main point of what you were
writing--avoiding having just one line
--- "Peter B. West" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Such a transaction has a minimum and a maximum
> impact. Assuming that we
> must place the first line of the footnote on the
> same page,
> The line-area generator would pass this information
> up for the decision
> to be made about committing t
Glen,
Comments below.
Glen Mazza wrote:
--- "Peter B. West" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Such a transaction has a minimum and a maximum
impact. Assuming that we
must place the first line of the footnote on the
same page,
The line-area generator would pass this information
up for the decision
Fopdevs,
With reference to the discussion of footnotes in
http://xml.apache.org/fop/design/alt.design/footnotes.html
I have been thinking about the notion of a layout transaction. Inthe
case of footnotes, a transaction is the addition of a line-area
containing a footnote. In the case of the f
