J.Pietschmann wrote:
Roland Neilands wrote:
I have also seen logos disappear when the logo itself was much bigger than the block-container and it spat the dummy rather than scale the image down. I think that was only on certain image types (jpg?).
IIRC the image scaling code uses the available space in the page body as the maximum heigth of the image, regardless whether the image is actually placed in static content. The static content is processed after the flow in the body, and if the current page has been completely filled, images in static content may be scaled down to zero or nearly zero height. That's why it is always a good idea
From my recent experiments, using absolutely positioned block-containers,
I think the image is scaled so that the width is the maximum width of the image
but the height is not constrained (though uniformly scaled).
So - if your width allows an image size whose height is bigger than the container
then the image is not displayed.
I think this is a FOP specific fix (which works in FOP - but not in other XSLFO processors).to provide width and height for images explicitly.
Unfortunately the height and width attributes are to specify the size of the external-graphic area
which the image is allowed to exceed - which is where content-height and content-width come into play?
J.Pietschmann
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