Here is a clue for the rules.... It is as simple as I could make
things...
[Caveat: I'm using openjade 1.3.1 and jadetex 3.12... But I *don't*
think that matters - jadetex 3.11 is what is significant, and you have
that.]
<!DOCTYPE style-sheet PUBLIC "-//James Clark//DTD DSSSL Style Sheet//EN">
<style-sheet>
<style-specification id="print">
<style-specification-body>
(root
(make simple-page-sequence
page-width: 8.5in
page-height: 11in
top-margin: 1.75in
bottom-margin: 1.75in
left-margin: 1in
right-margin: .5in
header-margin: 1in
footer-margin: 1in
left-header: ( make sequence
( make rule
orientation: 'escapement
;; Escapement rather that horizontal - this makes the rule "in-lined". Everything in
the header/footer wants to be inlined.
layer: 1
;; Layer will alter the order in which the "objects" are "rendered". By default the
layer is 0. So it will place the literal string first
;; then the rule on top of that.
length: 7in
line-thickness: 0.5pt )
(literal "hello"))
left-footer: ( make sequence
( make rule
orientation: 'escapement
layer: 0
length: 7in
line-thickness: 0.5pt )
(literal "world"))
(process-children)))
(element para
(make paragraph
(process-children)))
</style-specification-body>
</style-specification>
</style-sheet>
