You are correct I was missing the file:// .
Thanks,
Luke
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From: "Andreas L. Delmelle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 3:37 PM
Subject: RE: Header
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> From: The Web Maestro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Luke / Clay,
> Probably, assuming there is an image at that location.
Look at it this way: what location? (see below)
> > > src="url('//usr/tomcat/ac/images/topbanner/mainlogo.gif')"/>
http:// ? ftp:// ? fil
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Subject: Re: Header
> Probably, assuming there is an image at that location. However for that
> to work, you probably need to give fo:region-before/fo:region-body
> attributes (extent="" /
Probably, assuming there is an image at that location. However for that
to work, you probably need to give fo:region-before/fo:region-body
attributes (extent="" / margin-top="" respectively) greater than or
equal to the fo:external-graphic.
BTW, I notice that there are two '//' in the @src. Is
You need to make sure that you place your header in a:
And then you need to make sure that this region is specified for all
simple-page-masters you use.
Look at examples/fo/pagination/franklin_alt.fo. It does something
similar.
On 06.05.2003 10:29:36 vikas waykole wrote:
> I am having one FO fi
handle the tags and create the table you want.
Regards,
Mike
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From: Ingo Brüll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 9. november 2001 16:14
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Subject: RE: header
Hi,
> I do this by placing the following code in my page-seque
Hi,
> I do this by placing the following code in my page-sequence:
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that will not work for me. my xml file has the following structure:
[...] many details
I do this by placing the following code in my page-sequence:
The XML tag contains the text I want to have in my header.
Hope this helps,
Mike
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From: Ingo Brüll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
