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Christoffer Nielsen commented on FOP-2434:
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[~cbowditch] I might have it worked around by creating 3 tables, 1 for header,
1 for body and 1 for footer.
I increased the border size to 2pt, but the varying thickness was still clearly
visible. The other effect was the design looked worse after the borders were
bigger.
I clearly understand its a limitation in Acrobat, but if it was possible to fix
in fop in a manner which did not require a very large amount of work, then I
hope you will reconsider later.
Alternatively it might also fix the issue not to use tables, but inline-blocks
instead.
- With my previous comment I just wanted to clear out, that the bug was not
only due to colspan.
> Varying table border thickness in PDF output
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>
> Key: FOP-2434
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOP-2434
> Project: FOP
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: documentation
> Reporter: Anthony
> Attachments: adobe_reader_100%.png, borderThicknessTest.fo,
> borderThicknessTest_FOP2.0.pdf, simple-table.fo, simple-table.pdf,
> simple-table.png
>
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> Tables in my documentation vary in border thickness throughout my PDF output.
> I have determined that it occurs when cells are spanned (across rows and
> columns).
> I have attempted to fix stylesheets and Adobe settings, and nothing has
> helped.
> I use Oxygen XML Editor 16.1 with an Apache FOP processor.
> I am unable to attach any sample images or topic.fo file. By request, I will
> send both.
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