> -----Original Message----- > From: Kuba Królikowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Ok, I understand. But it isn't a complete solution on my problem still. > I know now how do print something different on pages no. k where k > modulo 2 = 0 and k modulo 2 = 1. Don't you think that this is very > unflexible?
A *bit* unflexible perhaps, but I'm not sure whether the FO spec does not provide solutions for this... Can you give us a view on the bigger picture? Maybe the XSL could be structured in another way that would allow you to achieve your desired result... (? Have to be careful with making suggestions like this -- some people somehow assume that I think their xsl is worthless or something when I add a 'maybe' like this... :) NHI, just interested in solving puzzles ) > What should I do when I want to print something in static > content ONLY on page no 1, [...] or only on last page This *is* actually possible using multiple simple-page-masters... one for the first (and second) / last, one for the rest For an example (special first page) see http://xml.apache.org/fop/fo.html#fo-first-page > , [...] or only on pages 5,10,15,20,...(k modulo 5 = 0), [...] etc.? > I think it is even possible to define <fo:repeatable-page-master-alternatives> containing sequences of 5 pages where only the last page in the sequence would have a different simple-page-master. (Haven't tried, I must admit) For sth to appear only on the second page... two sequences? one for the first and second page, one for the rest? Use the <fo:conditional-page-master-reference> with page-position traits for that, and keep in mind that you can only use [first'|'last'|'rest'] as value. Construct the <fo:conditional-page-master-reference> dynamically in the XSL -- opens up a few *very* interesting possibilities, not to mention that there are virtually no limits to the number of possibilities... Unflexible? Greetz, Andreas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
