Hi Chris,
svg-developers@yahoogroups.com wrote on 01/23/2006 03:15:38 PM:
> Well, then the image embedding will be a problem.
You can always use a custom SVG font for this (a bit
round about but it can be made to work).
> But in the meantime, I have another question. I'm trying to create
slides that
> look similar to Powerpoint slides, and I have some xml data about
> those slides. Now imagine that I've got one of those powerpoint
> bullet lists, with indentions for the levels and such.
I would suggest a combination of the margin and indent properties.
For example:
style="margin: 20px; indent:-20px;"
Would leave the first line of a para out 20 from the rest of the lines
in the para. This would let you keep the bullet point out from the
rest of the text.
> I was attempting to nest flow tags like this:
>
> <flowText xmlns="http://xml.apache.org/batik/ext";>
I think you want to use flowRoot not flowText
(flowRoot has better line breaking, and
> <flowRegion>
> <rect x="84" y="126" width="624" height="396"/>
> </flowRegion>
> <flowDiv stroke="none">[...]
> <flowPara font-family="Times New Roman" font-size="32">
> <flowSpan>
> <flowText>
Sorry you can't embed a flowText in a flowSpan. You could have
a seperate flowText element with a new flowRegion but it can't be
part of the first flowText element.
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