Charlie Halpern-Hamu created FOP-2609:
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Summary: When scale-to-fit graphic overflows to page with
different width, height used for page overflow doesn't change
Key: FOP-2609
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOP-2609
Project: FOP
Issue Type: Bug
Components: image/png, layout/block, layout/page
Affects Versions: 2.1
Environment: Windows 7
Reporter: Charlie Halpern-Hamu
In the attached example, page 1 has a content width of 5.5in, achieved with 1in
page margins, and an extra 1in content-region margin-left. The other pages all
have a content width of 6.5in, as they don't have have the extra margin-left.
There's space at the bottom of page 1, but not enough for a scale-to-fit
graphic. So the graphic gets bumped to page 2. The graphic correctly scales its
width to fit the wider page 2. And it correctly scales its height in proportion
to its width.
However, at the bottom of page 2, text runs over the footer and even over the
bottom of the page, when it should get bumped to page 3. It appears that, for
the purposes of determining if there is space left on the page, the height of
the graphic is counted as less, as if it had appeared on the narrower page 1.
If the content width for page 2 is adjusted to be LESS than page 1, the text at
the bottom of page 2 overflows onto page 3 too soon, stopping well above the
footer. Again, it appears, that for the purposes of determining if there is
space left on the page, the height of the graphic is counted as if it had
appeared on page 1 (and thus is wider and taller).
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