On 2012-03-15, Anders T?rnqvist <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm evaluating Asciidoc with some simple examples on a Linux host.
>
> The examples have I converted to PDF books with:
> a2x -k -fpdf -dbook -L test1.txt
>
> The results look fine but I'd like to also have a short copyrigt text
> in the PDF footer on each page as well as a organization logo
> somewhere in the header on each page.
>
> How do I do this in a simple way?
In a simple way?
You create a single page PDF file containing the "watermark" using
whatever tools you want (I used LibreOffice). Then you use pdftk to
place the watermark behind each page of the PDF document:
pdftk manual.pdf background watermark.pdf output manual-watermarked.pdf
I looked into ways of getting the FOP backend to do something like
that, but I was unable to get any of the XSLT approaches I tried to
work. Maybe the docbook backend is easier to customize, but the FOP
backend is nasty...
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