On Feb 15, 2006, at 15:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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(In reply to comment #3)
Just to clarify - there's a border property on the 'table'.
That doesn't count for inherit? I can't specify a border on
'table-body' because with border-collapse="separate" FOP
reports "borders cannot be specified on a fo:table-body".
Grr... :-) Well, that message is actually more of a warning, I guess.
It's not prohibited to do so --maybe this warning should just be put
in different terms-- but nothing is done with them at the level of
the table-body. They are OTOH available on the body's property-list,
so inheritance should still work --if it is an inherited property.
Unfortunately, borders are not inherited by default.
But this:
<fo:table border-collapse="separate">
<fo:table-column .../>
<fo:table-body border="...">
<fo:table-cell starts-row="true" border="inherit">
Is definitely legal AFAICT. The table-cell will receive the values
*specified* on the parent, while the border property is not
*applicable* to the table-body itself in this situation.
Cheers,
Andreas
