Thanks, I have tried it, but the text from the other block overlaps the
block-container. How can I avoid this?
--
Jeff
Martijn Laarman wrote:
I am not sure wheter this is the best solution to your problem but
this seems to work for me whenever i want to "dock" something on a page:
you can use
<fo:block-container position="absolute" bottom="0cm" left="0cm">
<fo:block>This text box will appear at the bottom left of the page
</fo:block>
</fo:block-container>
This method doesnt like docking to the right but i get around that by
specifying left as [pagewidth - blockcontainerwidth]
Hope it works for you too.
On 8/24/07, *Jeff Sese* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hi,
Is this possible in FOP? I have a two column layout and I want to
place
a text block in the lower corner of the 1st column of the page.
+-------------------------+
+ ---------- --------- +
+ ---------- --------- +
+ ---------- --------- +
+ ---------- --------- +
+ ---------- --------- +
+ ****** --------- +
+ ****** --------- +
+ ****** --------- +
+-------------------------+
I was first thinking of floats but i guess it's not yet implemented. I
also tried using footnotes but FOP has problems when it involves more
then one column.
TIA
--
Jeff
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