> -----Original Message----- > From: Ganesh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >Some possible approaches: > >- place an appropriate fo:block-container with a right border > > in your region-start > > I am trying to set the page border that runs from START of the page till > the END of the page. Thanks for all the suggestions. I have
Ah, you mean the whole page ( not just the region-body ) including the non-printable area? > clarification regarding the above suggestion. Does this mean that I will > have to set block containers border for each of the regions (start, > body, before, after, end..) I have, or is it enough if I set it for the > start region. I tried setting in the start region. I get only for start. So to clear this out: You now get a left-border on each page with height equal to the height of the region-body. Correct? If you're not going to use the region-before, you can make its height match that of (region-before + region-body), and set another just for the region-after (leave the height as it is). So with two block-containers per page, placed in a static-content, you should get the intended result. Also, set the margin-top and margin-bottom for the simple-page-master to zero to include the non-printable area. Check attached fo for more details. ( This was the closest I could get to having a border drawn across the whole page. ) > Also I really do NOT want to set a block container for body region as it > may span across many pages and may end up in a memory issue !! Am I > right in saying so? I'm not sure about the memory issue, but one thing I do know for certain is that in that case, your last page would only contain a left-border up to the last line of text... Hope this helps. Greetz, Andreas Delmelle
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