RE: Default stylesheet

> But if his input XML is already XSL-processable > (perhaps indicated by the fact that only a default > stylesheet would be needed to "transform" it), I think > FOP can do this already. How about: > > fop -fo abc.xml -pdf abc.pdf Nope. [ERROR] Expected XSL-FO (root, page-sequence, etc.), SVG (

Re: fo:leader

Gang Li wrote: I want to insert a line in the table row to make it like following. I used following code but since it is in a table row, the space above the line is just too big, is there any other way I can implement this? Or can I set some property to reduce that space? You can try a negative spa

fo:leader

I want to insert a line in the table row to make it like following. I used following code but since it is in a table row, the space above the line is just too big, is there any other way I can implement this? Or can I set some property to reduce that space? TIA! Gang Asdf asdf asdf

Re: Default stylesheet

Oh--now I see, it means a stylesheet embedded within the XML file. Glen --- Glen Mazza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't know what a XSLT "default stylesheet" is -- > checking the XSLT Rec for "default" is not showing > any place where this is defined. (I believe > browsers > have them, but

Re: Default stylesheet

I don't know what a XSLT "default stylesheet" is -- checking the XSLT Rec for "default" is not showing any place where this is defined. (I believe browsers have them, but that wouldn't be applicable for our discussion here.) But if his input XML is already XSL-processable (perhaps indicated by t

Re: external graphic scaling

David Preuss wrote: Hello, I have the problem that when I insert an image and want to scale it, the given values are not applied. I have the following code in my xsl: content-width and content-height are ignored by FOP 0.20.5. Try width and height instead. Note, however that it is not a good id

Re: Multiply PDF from one XML

Hi there! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Yes. > > Use the xsl:result-document feature of XSL2 (which pretty much means using > Saxon 8 as your XSL processor) or use an extension function (check out > EXSLT for a good set of them). That lets you create multiple FO files from > one XSL file applied

external graphic scaling

Hello, I have the problem that when I insert an image and want to scale it, the given values are not applied. I have the following code in my xsl: it is placed inside a block which has no other properties defined. Any help is appreciated, thanks David ---

Re: Default stylesheet

You're welcome to write a patch for the code in CVS HEAD so we have this feature ready when we're ready to start releasing again. Obviously, this isn't implemented in FOP 0.20.5. On 03.03.2005 06:55:01 Roland Neilands wrote: > Hi all, > > I have an interesting question: > Can FOP use the XML defa

Re: text-decoration in page-number-citation

I'm sure you're using the right syntax, but text-decoration has not been implemented for page-number-citation in FOP 0.20.5. That's something that is already addressed in the redesign but you will have to live without this feature for some time I'm afraid. On 02.03.2005 23:52:09 William Brogden wr

Antwort: RE: External link

I found the Reason for this Problem I pressed the Shift key at Acrobat - startup to reduce the API loading . The result is that the Acrobat Reader cannot handle any Links. When you load all API's at Startup the Links working. Thanks , Joern Karthaus Bitte antworten an [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: region body separates from region after

Roger, I remember having similar issues. I ended up using a margin-top (eg ="18.05cm") on the region-after as well as an extent, and removing the table height completely which gives a table which expands to fit the actual size on each page. Also you are specifying overflow="hidden" on all region

Default stylesheet

Hi all, I have an interesting question: Can FOP use the XML default stylesheet instead of having one specified? eg PI in test.xml: >xalan -in test.xml -out test.fo >fop test.fo -pdf test.pdf >fop -xml test.xsl -pdf test.pdf works fine, but to do it in one step: >fop -xml test.xml -pdf test.pd

Re: Using FOP with docbook

Peter Harrison wrote: We have started using docbook and using our existing FOP processing along with Ant. It appears that certain things are not supported in the currently released FOP - such as keeping a heading and the first paragraph together, not breaking up paragraphs, and not breaking figure