Johannes Wolfgang Woger wrote:
Does that mean that the whole page is reserved for region-body and other
regions can
only exist when the region-body provides enough margin space ?
Even the outer margins are consummed by region-body ? is this XSL-FO
compliant?
Yes this is correct and as presecribed
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From: "Pascal Sancho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 1:32 PM
Subject: RE: margin-bottom, region-before ingnored by region-body with
column
> Hi,
> region-before is nested in the region-bod
Hi,
region-before is nested in the region-body top margin.
Then, region-body/@margin-top should be higher than region-before/@extent.
Pascal
De : Johannes Wolfgang Woger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : mercredi 29 septembre 2004 11:52
left="2cm"
margin-right="2cm">
Here the bottom 1.5 cm of the region-before are
occupied by the region-body.
If I dit not set a margin-top of 2cm in
region-body, the region-before would disapear.
I have a inside region-body
>The default font size is 12pt or ~4.23mm. FOP allocates additional
>~20% space above and below the glyph marks, for a total of 5.08mm.
>This means the text wont fit into a region 5mm high, but will be
>displayed in a region which is 5.1 mm high.
>J.Pietschmann
You gave me the exact reason I was
Valentina Benedetti wrote:
without header?
And moreover, why increasing region-before "extent" attribute to 5.1mm, the
header innocently appears.
The default font size is 12pt or ~4.23mm. FOP allocates additional
~20% space above and below the glyph marks, for a total of 5.08mm.
This
Hi,
Can someone explain me why the simple xsl-fo code below produces a pdf
without header?
And moreover, why increasing region-before "extent" attribute to 5.1mm, the
header innocently appears.
After several attempts I noticed that font-size and line-height could be
involved.
Is ther
Jeremy,
On Mar 5, 2004, at 1:18 PM, Jeremy Nix wrote:
I'm having some difficulties in understanding how to create a page
header that will be dynamic in content and size. Is this possible?
Currently, I can specify the extent on the region-before and the
margin-top on the region-body to be
Jeremy Nix wrote:
I'm having some difficulties in understanding how to create a page
header that will be dynamic in content and size. Is this possible?
Currently, I can specify the extent on the region-before and the
margin-top on the region-body to be equal and this creates the
appropriate
I'm having some difficulties in understanding how to create a page
header that will be dynamic in content and size. Is this possible?
Currently, I can specify the extent on the region-before and the
margin-top on the region-body to be equal and this creates the
appropriate area for the h
it works !!
Thanks a lot for your help.
Tien hai
On Tuesday 04 November 2003 15:52, Chris Bowditch wrote:
> From: tien hai nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >hi dear list !
> >
> >how can I print a different "region-before" ? if I have more than one
> &
From: tien hai nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
hi dear list !
how can I print a different "region-before" ? if I have more than one page
for example in my first page I want a block like this in my region-before :
Create two simple-page-master elements, both with a region-before de
hi dear list !
how can I print a different "region-before" ? if I have more than one page
for example in my first page I want a block like this in my region-before :
this is my first page
and in the next pages something like that :
this is an other page
> -Original Message-
> From: Chris Bowditch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> >From: Daniel Kuebler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>
> >
>
> Why dont you put this table in the fo:flow instead?
>
100% agreed, I think this is a clear case of 'overkill' so to speak...
You can define a table with a he
From: Daniel Kuebler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Here are the parts of my fo file :
content in the non-body regions is automatically repeated on every page for
which simple page master PressMonitorClipping is used.
... table content ...
Hello :-)
I have a problem with repeating the region-before over a text that takes
more than one page. The header will be generated on the first page of the
text, but not over the second page.
Here are the parts of my fo file :
... table
Title: RE: table in xsl-region-before
As
Johannes pointed out, I just missed my declaration (doh!).
The
"mode=" attribute of apply-templates has worked perfectly so far for directing
matches to a particular table (of several in the page). I hope I am not
grossly m
Title: RE: table in xsl-region-before
David:
Are you "" or do you want to "" try naming you template and calling from within the table.
Just a guess
Rob
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From: Holk, David A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Betreff: fo:table in xsl-region-before
The code below causes FOP to throw this exception:
"Currently only table rows are supported in table body, header, and footer."
I am using the same technique in another table in the xsl-region-body without a
problem. Does FOP
The code below causes FOP to throw this exception:
"Currently only table rows are supported in table body, header, and footer."
I am using the same technique in another table in the xsl-region-body
without a problem. Does FOP have a problem with tables in the region-before?
Any c
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But i wanted to avoid that, i hoped there is another way to do it.
Why? It's the way things are supposed to be done.
How idi i solve it? first time i had an empty xsl:variable, and then i
printed something, just after the print i filled the variable with
something and if it
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flow control
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I have been using FOP for more then a year and a half. Till now i needed to
put something on the first page but not on the others, and i solved this
with a variable. But as you all might know it's not really clean
programming.
So without having to define a new page-sequence
Hi all,
I have been using FOP for more then a year and a half. Till now i needed to
put something on the first page but not on the others, and i solved this
with a variable. But as you all might know it's not really clean
programming.
So without having to define a new page-sequence, is there a wa
Rick Goeltz wrote:
Is is possible to have the region-body render on top of region-before?
I need to put some information into the first-page header area, which is
implemented as an image.
Apparently not.
You can put the image in an absolutely positioned
fo:block-container
FOP'ers:
Is is possible to have the region-body render on top of region-before? I
need to put some information into the first-page header area, which is
implemented as an image.
Thanks!
Rick
Hi, does anyone know if this is a FOP bug?
It appears to me that a basic-link cannot be used in the region-before, as
in the following snippet:
http://www.abc.def";>
www.abc.def
...
BTW, this was a bug in FOP 0.17, marked #964 in bugzilla.
Thanks,
Costantino
Sharan,
You can use marker and retrieve marker. The header has to be variable
depending on the contents of the page. Example follows. Retrieve marker
retrieves whatever you put within the tags. Those contents
are not output on the page. Also, your code used region-start, you want
region
Hi XSL FOP Developers,
I want to ask if it is possible to have a dynamic Header implemented
in a Page-Sequence.
something like ...
Car:
Sharan, Dharmendra would like to recall the message, "Dynamic Header in Page
Sequence [region-before]".
Hi XSL FOP Developers,
I want to ask if it is possible to have a dynamic Header implemented
in a Page-Sequence.
something like ...
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