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> what you're looking for is essentially the flow-map feature of XSL 1.1,
> I believe. That allows you to define multiple "flow regions" where
> content can flow from one page to the other. Absolutely/fixed positioned
> block-containers can't overflow to the next page. Only block-containers
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t; page (with the other two areas of the page blank). Is that possible? I
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Hi Russel,
what you're looking for is essentially the flow-map feature of XSL 1.1,
I believe. That allows you to define multiple "flow regions" where
content can flow from one page to the other. Absolutely/fixed positioned
block-containers can't overflow to the next page. Only block-containers
wit
Haven't cracked rev 1.0 yet but maybe it the top container was the
entirety of the region body and the same page-master is in effect the
text would show in a similarly place box on the next page. (Nothing will
ever get to the other boxes tho.)
On 10/20/2010 05:30 PM, Russell Levy wrote:
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Hi,
I have a simple document with three block-containers, each with a fixed
position on the page, aligned horizontally (page split into three parts).
When the top block-container overflows, I want the overflow to go to a new
page (with the other two areas of the page blank). Is that possible? I cou
