Hi,
A fo:block-container is an out of flow object, meaning that it can
appear anywhere on the page esp when you specify
absolute-position="position" I realize you didn't do that, but wouldn't
it make more sense to apply reference-orientation to table-cell instead?
Than
Hi,
I'm trying to apply reference-orientation (90, 180 and 270) inside a
table-cell like this:
with 90 - "My Text" shows up outside the cell, and the row heigth is
ignored.
What am i missing?
Thanks in advanced.
http://www.w3.org/
Thank you very much for the answer about the cell and block-container I
didn't think about that. I will try because I know the sizes.
Marc
Le 23/10/2017 à 19:03, Bob Stayton a écrit :
Indeed, reference-orientation is not supported yet in inline-container
in FOP, according to the Compl
Indeed, reference-orientation is not supported yet in inline-container
in FOP, according to the Compliance document (and the link from there):
https://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/compliance.html
Regarding the block-container behavior, when you do 90 degree rotation,
you may have to adjust the
Hi,
I want to produce a book like a photos album, so I have to turn some
photos and write a legend at the bootom of each photo.
I try to use the inline-container with the reference-orientation but it
doesn't change anything and the image is always the same.
Does FOP has a limitation abo
Hi there,
I tried to have a table-caption with vertical text orientation.
So I have to use fo:block-container with the attribute
reference-orientation="90".
For having a very flexible layout I would like to have a dynamic row
heigth.
But every attribute I tried to use regarding the
If I assign the page-height=11" and page-width=8.5" and
reference-orientation=90 it works perfectly, except the PDF and print
preview appear sideways.
If I assign the page-height=8.5" and page-width=11" and
reference-orientation=0 it works for PDF and print preview but
I'm using the reference-orientation=90 as a workaround until I get time
to test to get the other way to work.
The 90 reference prints fine. It just doesn't look right. If I load it
into preview or PDF it's just portrait turned sideways, so they have to
turn their head or their sc
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Subject: RE: Orientation
That is the reference-orientation=90 option I tried. That works well,
though I don't think users want to view it sideways.
There are 2 ways to print landscape, I've determined. Se
That is the reference-orientation=90 option I tried. That works well,
though I don't think users want to view it sideways.
There are 2 ways to print landscape, I've determined. See attached.
The first one involves setting page-height=11" and page-width=8.5" and
reference
Maybe I was just thinking too far out of the box, but I was wondering if
it's possible to create output with different pages having different
orientation.
I tried just swapping the page-height and page-width attribute values
and had a couple of issues with it. For a PDF, if I set the first
Pascal et al,
Thanks... this was actually causing another problem on a nested table also.
Thanks a bunch
Phil
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Subject: reference-orientation and tables (FOP 0.95)
Hi, please see attached example. I have a table with in a block
container
that is rotated 90 degrees. I am having a problem with the cell
alignment.
If you look at the pdf output, my cells are centered. I need them
Hi,
bonekrusher a écrit :
Hi, please see attached example. I have a table with in a block container
that is rotated 90 degrees. I am having a problem with the cell alignment.
If you look at the pdf output, my cells are centered. I need them to be
aligned bottom (the word "test" should start at t
f the cell)
Any suggestions on how to resolve this?
http://www.nabble.com/file/p25294461/example.fo example.fo
http://www.nabble.com/file/p25294461/example.png example.png
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ue in AFP output when we use Reference orientation. I had a 2
page afp file in the second page I have the below xsl code. What it is doing
is instead of rotating the text it is rotating page. The output page looks
like 11x8.5. I original size is 8.5x11.
bottom=&q
Hi Every body,
We have an Issue in AFP output when we use Reference orientation. I had a 2
page afp file in the second page I have the below xsl code. What it is doing
is instead of rotating the text it is rotating page. The output page looks
like 11x8.5. I original size is 8.5x11
90 degrees the border-color is applying for the
whole cell and i could'nt see anything.
Did anyone faced this kind of problem?
Please let me know if you have any solution how to fix this.
Thanks,
Bharat.
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to fix this issue. when i use table border for
>>>> a
>>>> table in fo. It displays fine when using it normally but in afp when
>>>> you
>>>> try
>>>> to rotate the table say 90 degrees the border-color is applying for the
>>>
e let me know if you have any solution how to fix this.
Thanks,
Bharat.
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> >> Please let me know if you have any solution how to fix this.
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> >> Thanks,
> >> Bharat.
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>> Did anyone faced this kind of problem?
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>> Please let me know if you have any solution how to fix this.
>>
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>> Bharat.
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e say 90 degrees the border-color is applying for the
>> whole cell and i could'nt see anything.
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>> Did anyone faced this kind of problem?
>>
>> Please let me know if you have any solution how to fix this.
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>> Bharat.
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nyone faced this kind of problem?
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On May 7, 2008, at 18:24, Andreas Delmelle wrote:
Just realized that it came out a bit wrong:
This looks buggy indeed, but I'm not 100% certain what the bug is
exactly (or even if there is one).
The more I think about, the more correct the behavior seems to be.
I did not mean the 'behavio
x27;m not 100% certain what the bug is
exactly (or even if there is one).
The more I think about, the more correct the behavior seems to be.
What I found out so far, is that it works if you specify the
reference-orientation on the region-body, and leave it off the block-
container.
Now, it se
Greetings to all!
I am using fop v 0.94 on a Windows XP box.
I have the task to transform some XML into XSL-FO and part of that
XML is actually xhtml containing tables.
Some of those tables are wider than a standard A4 page, so I wanted
to rotate them using . But I stumbled upon a problem that
Hi Irene,
This has been yet threated in this list.
See http://marc.info/?l=fop-user&m=115097454309474&w=4
Pascal
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> Envoyé : vendredi 11 janvier 2008 11:09
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to change
Hi,
I want to change the orientation of text.
For example:
Hello
I want "Hello" appear:
http://www.nabble.com/file/p14753078/text.bmp
¿How can I get this? ¿Is there some attribute of to get this?
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Hi,
I was wondering if reference-orientation is supported in Rich Text output. I
can get it work fine when producing a PDF, but the same xsl:fo doesn't work
for RTF output and the console doesn't flag any errors.
Here's a fragment of the xsl:fo
If it isn
This works well for me too (thanks!), but another problem arises: My table
doesn't fit on one page. If it is oriented at 0 deg. on a portrait-page, the
table continues, as wished, on the next page, repeating the header in the first
line.
Oriented by 90 deg., the table just gets written across the b
pavithra atrangada wrote:
How to make orientation default to Landscape using FOP while printing
Just swap height and width for the page master, for example
HelloHow to make orientation default to Landscape using FOP while printingPlease help me out.ThanksPavithra
Thanks Pascal. That does the job nicely.
Jason
On 22 Jun 2006, at 12:09, Pascal Sancho wrote:
Depending on referecence-orientation value, you should explicitely
give
either i-p-d (your case) or b-p-d, like in following snippet:
content
content
content
Thanks Rick. I'll bear your suggestion in mind for the future. At the
moment this would be difficult to do because of how I am generating
the XSL:FO.
Jason
On 22 Jun 2006, at 12:09, Rick Roen wrote:
Jason,
I have done this for tables that need either landscape or portrait
orient
Jason,
I have done this for tables that need either landscape or portrait
orientation based on the width of the table.
I setup two simple-page-masters
ument I would like to change
> the page orientation from portrait to landscape, and then
> revert back to portrait after the table for subsequent pages.
> So ideally I would like to change the page orientation after
> a page break. Is this possible, and if so can someone be so
> k
Hello all,
I am working on an application that dynamically generates XSL:FO xml,
from XHTML forms to produce PDF output. On certain large tables
within a document I would like to change the page orientation from
portrait to landscape, and then revert back to portrait after the
table for
spec test in 7.20.3 is misleading if not wrong.
> As far as I understand reference-orientation, it applies only
> to formatting objects which generate viewport/reference
> pairs, not to those which only generate a reference area,
> even if the text says something else. Only viewport
I think the spec test in 7.20.3 is misleading if not wrong. As far as I
understand reference-orientation, it applies only to formatting objects
which generate viewport/reference pairs, not to those which only
generate a reference area, even if the text says something else. Only
viewports have the
Hi list,
I am testing FOP 0.92b, and I am playing with reference-orientation
property.
Reading the xslfo-rec 7.20.3 [1] ("reference-orientation" property is
applied only on formatting objects that establish a reference-area)
and 5.6 [2] (is-reference-area trait),
I guess reference-o
ence-area into which the areas
> generated by this flow object are placed."
>
> In the case you're rotating the block-container's content area (ex.
> reference-orientation="90", the above citation kicks in and you need to
> specify either the width or inline
st be specified unless the
inline-progression-direction is parallel to the
inline-progression-direction of the reference-area into which the areas
generated by this flow object are placed."
In the case you're rotating the block-container's content area (ex.
reference-orientation=&quo
Hi,
I'm encountering this problem: a rotated image (jpeg) is always positioned to
the top left of the page above other fo objects and does not follow the flow of
the content.
Code snippet:
By the way: I'd like to thank and congratulate with the
On 28.02.2006 13:10:07 Andre Groeneveld wrote:
> Thanks, that works perfectly, is there a way though that I can pass the
> page-number through to the barcode generator?
With the Xalan or Saxon extension this is impossible because the barcode
is generated before FOP's layout engine kicks in. You'l
Sent: 28 February 2006 11:30 AM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: reference-orientation
No, that doesn't work. There's no extension that would make Apache Batik
understand what to do with the http://barcode4j.krysalis.org/ns
namespace in the embedded SVG document. This nam
tate a
> barcode this way? The coding that I've tried looks like follow:
>
>
>
> glyph-orientation-horizontal="90deg">
>
>
is possible of rotating the barcode,
and if yes, will instream-foreign-object work in this case?
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From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 February 2006 09:45 AM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: reference-orientation
Sure, you can
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>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 27 February 2006 06:01 PM
> To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
> Subject: Re: reference-orientation
>
> Ask yourself what
@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: reference-orientation
Ask yourself what "not implemented" means. FOP does not support it,
obviously. The good thing about your second question today is that I
know now which version of FOP you're using: 0.20.5. If you upgrade to
the latest release 0.91b
Ask yourself what "not implemented" means. FOP does not support it,
obviously. The good thing about your second question today is that I
know now which version of FOP you're using: 0.20.5. If you upgrade to
the latest release 0.91beta you can use reference-orientation because
i
Hi all,
When using reference-orientation, can any one please tell me
why I keep getting an error saying: property - "reference-orientation" is not implemented yet.
Thanks,
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gt; as well as pdf's. I have one issue which seems quite major. Some of the
> prints we produce are landscape format but this doesn't seem to work in
> rtf production. It works fine if a pdf is output. But in an rtf the page
> orientation is not changed even though the page size
orientation is not changed even though the page size
doesn’t fit. I’ve attached a basic fo which shows the problem.
Thanks in advance.
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