>>>>> "J.Pietschmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> [snip!] If you are generating FO from DocBook, this will probably be
> hard, or harder. You can try to fiddle with the docbook style sheets
> to achieve this effect.
Some workaround around those lines, is what I will try tomorrow.
I won't fiddle with the DocBook XSL style sheets directly, but I will
replace a template or several templates, in a local XSL style sheets.
The local style sheet is already in place. This is where I set the
page size to be a4 instead of the default letter, and this is where I
override the standard table template, to fix stuff.
> If you are at it, you can fix a few other problems DocBook
> generated have (fo:table-and-caption,
Already done in the local style sheet, see
<http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-user&m=101829073309486&w=2>
> references to fo:page-sequence and to fo:block with a break-before)
What are the problems with these? I haven't run into them yet.
> Your alternative is to use a commercial FO processor.
Or PassiveTex, perhaps...?
<http://www.hcu.ox.ac.uk/TEI/Software/passivetex/>
But I think I would miss the SVG rendering of Fop.
