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> From: Andreas L. Delmelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You can create an fo:block or an fo:inline here, depending on whether the
span has any span ancestors, or better even, create a separate matching
template
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Hi,
First of all, it may be worth mentioning that this question is actually
better suited for an XSLT-related list.
Furtermore...
> I have a span tag which looks like
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> From: robert frapples [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
> I want several cells in a single column with set widths, non-uniform
> amounts of text, identical borders, and vertically aligned text. I
> have done everything except for the borders. I don't see how to make
I want several cells in a single column with set widths, non-uniform
amounts of text, identical borders, and vertically aligned text. I
have done everything except for the borders. I don't see how to make
uniform borders using padding and background colors. If you can show
me an example of that, I
robert frapples wrote:
The issue here is that a takes up the full height of
the containing , but the in the
takes up only the height it needs to display the
content. What is needed is a way to make the take up the
full height of the when the height of the cell (and
row) is determined by the c
Nestor Martinez wrote:
Any reason as to why the outline doesn't work as well when there is a
table involved?
The offset calculation is buggy.
J.Pietschmann
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NOTE: I realize this post is from over a year ago. Its a good starting
point for my question though.
The issue here is that a takes up the full height of
the containing , but the in the
takes up only the height it needs to display the
content. What is needed is a way to make the take up the
f
"recursively" is the answer. You need to write a recursive template that
you call when your style string contains a semi-colon (;). That template
then generates multiple elements until the style string runs
out of semi-colons.
Jay Bryant
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Hi
I have a span tag which looks like
Thank you for
investing in our services
In my xsl-fo I have templates as
But only one of them is getting applied.I want to know how both th
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Andreas L. Delmelle wrote:
but it sounds like one of those pesky 'nested block' issues...
Well, I'd say it's the "table cells and blocks with margins
don't mix well for link target offset calculation" issue.
Last time I looked padding the table cell rather than using
a margin
Indeed, that did the trick! I'm setting the white-space-collapse to false
and placing my xml datanode inside a CDATA-block
Thnx to you all!
Gunter
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