I come again on this problem. 

J.Pietschmann's advices helped me to use fo:leader (and the 
page-number-citation) well, 
but there is still a problem on using a non-proportionnal-font (Helvetica 
here) with the fo:leader tag.

Here's an example of the output :

http://www.tatouage.fr/temp/fop_user_example.gif

Again, any ideas on a way to resolve this problem would be greatly 
appreciated. 

Please note that I don't want to use a proportionnal (like Courier) font 
in my Table of Content, cause I have some "graphical" obligation.

Many thanks,

Simon



>> Well.
>> 1. Which FOP version are you using?

I'm using the 0.20.5rc2 version of FOP, since I had some problem with the 
markers with the last official release 0.20.4, which ere corrected in this 

candidate.

[white-space-collapse="false"].
>> 2. Don't use this.

Yep, you're right ! This tag was outputing some stranges spaces ... !

>> 3. Use text-align="justify" text-align-last="justify"

Didn't know about the text-align-last attribute ! Thanks ! :)

[fo:leader attributes]
>> 4. Don't use this this way. It's probably best to leave 
>> the defaults (min=0, opt=6pt, max=100%) 

You're right again, I'm now using it into a table with the default values, 

it's working great !

>> 5. What's wrong with <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="{SOUSTHEME}"/>?

Right right right ! ... I'm sometime so complicated.

>> Also, it is usually more informative to post FO snippets
>> rather than XSLT snippets. The best way is to post a small,
>> self-contained FO document.

I'll send the FO output next time. Thanks for your answers, they were very 

effective, once again !

Simon

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