My bad! I wrote "NBSP', but I should have written 'ZWSP': - NBSP stands for "non break space" - ZWSP stands for "zero width space"
In your XSL-FO, you just have to replace   entities with ​ entities, and this will do the trick. About English, no problem, this is not my native language either, like many other FOP users ;-) Pascal lexa2009 a écrit : > Pascal Sancho, thanks! i use fop 0-95. yes, i use msxsl.exe, then fop. > please see my XSL-FO. i try to remove white-spaces and line-breaks and to > insert NBSP before /and/ after each fo:external-graphic. but i still have > all images and text on one line! i want no image overflows the available > space as you wrote on your last post. sorry for my english, i am russian! > fo: http://old.nabble.com/file/p27335120/mystyle.fo mystyle.fo > pdf: http://old.nabble.com/file/p27335120/name.pdf name.pdf > is this correct behavior ? > > > > Pascal Sancho wrote: > >> I've tried the XSL-FO nested in your XSLT (here [1]) >> -> works fine >> I've tried same code after removing *all* white-spaces and line-breaks >> (I guess this is the actual XSL-FO code you get after XSLT transformation) >> -> all images are on the same line, witch is the correct behavior >> I've inserted NBSP before /and/ after each fo:external-graphic: >> -> no image overflows the available space (a column in your case) >> >> These tests work fine with FOP 0.95 or TRUNK. >> From my point of view, all this material (FOP and XSL-FO code) work as >> expected. >> >> What FOP version are you using? >> >> Pascal >> >> [1] http://old.nabble.com/file/p27302965/mystyle.fo >> >> lexa2009 a écrit : >> >>> i try it before i write here. the problem is still insolved. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
