This is entirely do-able.
Define two page masters. left-master has normal region-body and will get
all the text. right-master will have zero-length region-body and
region-before consumes entire page length. All your images go into
static-content. You may want a first-page master for special things on
each section of the manual.
make a repeating page layout sequence of left-master, right-master,
using even/odd as needed.
Expect to have fun with text which doesn't have matching images; text
only on the last page;
On 11/11/2012 06:16 AM, Bonekrusher wrote:
Hi,
I have an odd requirement for outputting text and images for a "pocket size
book" (4in x 5.5in). The requirement states:
"Place text for pocket-sized manuals on the right-hand pages with supporting
illustration on the
facing left-hand pages"
Is this possible with xsl-fo, that is, to request a figure be rendered on an
even page only or do I need to manipulated the xml->xsl->fo to rearrange the
text images into alternating page sequences?
After some though, I think this is almost an impossible requirement to
handle by xslt/xsl-fo programing.
Any suggestions or ideas?
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