Hi,
I try to have a svg graphic on all the page in a PDF. I use FOP 1.1.
I test this FO file, but I have always green left and right margins
(background color of external-graphic) and a red on the bottom of the page.
The SVG file isn't extend until the total size of defined page.
I put the
Hi,
Can you confirm that on both platforms you use the same FOP v0.95?
Also, you should examine or attach the 2 XSL-FO (i.e. XML+XSLT
result), there is certainly differences that explain different
outputs, and this is the minimal material that allows everybody to
help you more efficiently.
>From
s extra spacing margin?
*Example:*
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erpt of the resulting PDF document attached
below), I get:
- an extra (red) margin above the image,
- an extra (red) margin below the image (bigger than the previous),
- no extra left or right margins.
What are these margins?
Can they be removed?
Nota:
In the PDF file attached, the image is a GIF ima
ow the image (bigger than the previous),
- no extra left or right margins.
What are these margins?
Can they be removed?
Nota:
In the PDF file attached, the image is a GIF image.
The background of the "fo:external-graphic" element is green (rgb(0,255,0)).
The background of the "fo
the previous),
- no extra left or right margins.
What are these margins?
Can they be removed?
Nota:
In the PDF file attached, the image is a GIF image.
The background of the "fo:external-graphic" element is green (rgb(0,255,0)).
The background of the "fo:block" element is red (rg
Hi Eric,
After a page-break, there is a new reference-area. For a block at the
beginning of the reference-area, the space-before is taken into account
if the space-before.conditionality property is set to 'retain' (see XSL
REC 1.1, $4.3 at [1]).
And this property default to 'discard' (see $7.11.5
If I'm reading this right, you're suggesting I hard code any margins I
might want into different simple-page-master tags and change the
references on the page-sequences to choose one of those.
I'm actually programmatically generating xml data to absolute position
all text and gra
If I'm reading this right, you're suggesting I hard code any margins I
might want into different
From: Rob Sargent [mailto:rsarg...@xmission.com]
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2011 2:47 PM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: How do I set pa
On 05/13/2011 12:20 PM, Eric Douglas wrote:
The basic page margin is in the page setup.
select="MT"/>
This works at the top level but sets the same margin for all pages.
What if I want each page to be different?
I can assign this attribute from an xsl:variable if I create that
variable ab
The basic page margin is in the page setup.
This works at the top level but sets the same margin for all pages.
What if I want each page to be different?
I can assign this attribute from an xsl:variable if I create that
variable above the section.
If I assign a value for it down below within t
>exist solely for purposes of compatibility with CSS-- are mapped to the native
>XSL-FO properties *-indent. While the former are non-inherited, their native
>XSL-FO counterparts most certainly are.
Cool, thanks for the reasoning behind it + way to trigger the css
behavior. I'll prob set it on t
On 10 Mar 2010, at 22:06, Arian wrote:
Hi Arian
> This kinda threw me off,
> I set a margin on a block that contains a table... then i noticed all
> the cells took on the same left margin of the parent.
> Is this inheritance behavior correct?, it seems like the wrong
> behavior for a table cell..
Hey all,
This kinda threw me off,
I set a margin on a block that contains a table... then i noticed all
the cells took on the same left margin of the parent.
Is this inheritance behavior correct?, it seems like the wrong
behavior for a table cell... (like in css this margin inheritance
wouldnt hap
Hi,
Michael J. Mueller a écrit :
> Hello
>
> I am trying to draw borders around table cells and put some space
> between the borders.
>
> Due to the lacking of the margin property in table cells, I'm using a
> white border for the margin effect. I'm then setting the borders on
> the fo:block ele
Hello
I am trying to draw borders around table cells and put some space
between the borders.
Due to the lacking of the margin property in table cells, I'm using a
white border for the margin effect. I'm then setting the borders on
the fo:block elements to achive the
border effect.
The result is
On 11.10.2006 01:00:52 Nicol Bolas wrote:
>
>
>
> Nicol Bolas wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > Vincent Hennebert-3 wrote:
> >>
> >> That's a known issue: in a given page sequence, the ipd (width) of the
> >> first page is used for all of the other pages, whatever you specify for
> >> them. So if on s
al widths
>> for all the pages of a page sequence.
>>
>
> Yeah, didn't think about that. That explains everything.
>
>
BTW, one thing I forgot to mention. You should make a note of this on the
conformance page, so that others don't get tripped up by it.
--
View t
Vincent Hennebert-3 wrote:
>
> Hi Nicol,
>
>> I'm finding some really strange behavior dealing with
>> page-sequence-masters,
>> page-sequences, and the margins of the region body in FOP 0.92beta.
>>
>> If you have a page-sequence master that ha
Hi Nicol,
> I'm finding some really strange behavior dealing with page-sequence-masters,
> page-sequences, and the margins of the region body in FOP 0.92beta.
>
> If you have a page-sequence master that has an initial page that is unique,
> then has a repeated page choice
I'm finding some really strange behavior dealing with page-sequence-masters,
page-sequences, and the margins of the region body in FOP 0.92beta.
If you have a page-sequence master that has an initial page that is unique,
then has a repeated page choice (even and odd pages), then certain t
Andre Groeneveld wrote:
Yes FOP0.20.5. The space between the lines, I want the lines of text
closer to each other.
Try setting line-height="0". This removes the half-leading added to each
line. This works in 0.92beta. Not sure about the ancient 0.20.5. Please
consider upgrading.
Chris
Yes FOP0.20.5. The space between the lines, I want the lines of text
closer to each other.
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To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: Margins
Andre Groeneveld wrote:
> Hi
mean by margins here? Are you trying to achieve an
indent on the second line only or do you mean the space between the lines?
Chris
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Hi All,
Can someone please help me, I have a table with one column that
stretches the width of the page, and inside the table I have paragraphs of
text, the reason why I do this is to keep the paragraph together. When the end
of the line is reached, the overflows onto the next line, is
Indeed, that was the problem. Thank you Andreas!
I use "Page scaling - None" and I get margins that correlate with my FO.
Rick
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Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 3:10 AM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
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On Jun 16, 2006, at 03:25, Rick Roen wrote:
Hi,
FOP trunk
I’m confused by the page margins I am getting with the xslt below.
I would like to get 1cm margins on all sides with the footer taking
5mm and the body above that by 5mm.
What I am getting when I render to a pdf is 1cm top, approx
FOP trunk
I’m confused by the page margins I am
getting with the xslt below.
I would like to get 1cm margins on all sides with
the footer taking 5mm and the body above that by 5mm.
What I am getting when I render to a pdf is 1cm
top, approx 1.5cm right and left, and about 2.5cm
Bug fixed in FOP Trunk: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs?rev=369407&view=rev
On 16.01.2006 09:18:52 Jeremias Maerki wrote:
>
> On 11.01.2006 11:24:21 Christian Gübeli wrote:
> > Margin-Properties with Tables
> >
> >
> > Example Undefined Token (undefined_token.fo):
> >
> > The combination of marg
g in the PDFRenderer. Some values don't get
formatted properly. I'm working on a bugfix.
> Example margins and tables (tableAndMargins.fo):
>
> margin-left="1.0cm" on a Table
> The tables border is correct shifted. The content is shifted two time (not
> the val
Margin-Properties with Tables
Example Undefined Token (undefined_token.fo):
The combination of margin-left=0.0cm with border-with and padding gives the
acroread error undefined token.
Example margins and tables (tableAndMargins.fo):
margin-left="1.0cm" on a Table
The tables
I figured it out. I needed to set the margins in the page-master. These are
the margins for all regions. Then I override them in the body region to add
space between the header and the body.
-
> -Original Message-
> From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
Ryan Ackley wrote:
I can't get header margins to work.
margin-left="1.25in" region-name="title-header0" />
I don't think I've ever seen someone using a margin-left
in a header. It's quite possible the implementation in 0.20.5
is broken
Note
Jay,
Nope, didn't work but thanks anyway. It is the header margins the I have a
problem with. The body margins are working perfectly.
-Ryan
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Hi, Ryan,
Try
(or whatever the values should be).
Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
(presently consulting at Synergistic Solution Technologies)
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I can't get header margins to work.
I am using FOP 20.5. I can't figure out how to make the header margins the
same as the body margins. FOP always starts my text in the upper left corner
of the page regardless of what I set for the margin values in the header. I
also tried using padd
ng the form in as a background image (JPG), the image
> takes up the entire 8.5 X 11 in. space of the output PDF document. I
> then 'overlay' a table on top of the image. If I apply the image and
> create the table in the region-body I have a problem with the margins.
> The mar
the table in the region-body I have a problem with the margins.
The margins for the region body are small (this allows the entire
contents of the image to be displayed). The table however requires
larger margin settings as this allows the text flow to be stopped and
then continued to the next p
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