Todtenhaupt, Susann wrote:
I've tried to align fo:blocks in a fo:block-container vertically. But I
failed... Is it possible at all?
See
http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#fo-center
J.Pietschmann
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Hi Susann,
I'm new with fo:, but for vertical alignment of fo:block had good results
using table and inserting each block in a cell.
have a nice day
Roberto
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Joerg,
> Untested, I can't really say whether absolutely positioned
> block containers work in static content.
They work. I believe you showed me a year ago, when I put static-content
into examples/border.fo to show you a problem.
Cheers,
Roland
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The only thing that is somewhat unaesthetic about the solution is that I
have to use fixed heights for the table rows. Is there also a solution for this?
Try using three absolutely positioned block containers
completely overlapping each other and containing a table
for the
Thanks for the tip. The table solution worked. I should have looked at the
FAQ myself.
The only thing that is somewhat unaesthetic about the solution is that I
have to use fixed heights for the table rows. Is there also a solution for this?
Thanks again,
--Stefan
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I want to have a start-region that contains static content. The static
content consists of three blocks. The first block is to be displayed at the top
the second in the center and the third at the bottom of the region. One of my
many fruitless tries was:
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