Vincent Hennebert wrote:
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See section 4.8 of the XSL-FO 1.1 specification [1]:
“A break-after condition depends on the next formatting object in the
flow; the condition is satisfied if either there is no such next
formatting object, or if the first normal area generated and returned by
that formatting object is leading in a context-area.”
So in the present case, there is a next object (the second block), and
the break-after="odd-page" specified on the first block forces that
second block to start on an even page.
grmblbl. Of course if break-after is set to "odd-page", then the second
block must start on an odd page. If break-after is set to "even-page",
then the next content must start on an even page.
Apologies for the typo. As if that weren’t confusing enough already...
Vincent
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