Hi,
Background colours are a more effective way of identifying which part of
a document comes from which Formatting object. As you already mentioned
using border is less effective as it alters the layout of the objects as
borders themselves require space in the document
Thanks,
Chris
On 02/01/2021 21:53, Kirkilis, John (Nokia - US/Austin) wrote:
Hello,
I made a feeble attempt to put borders on fo:blocks with different
colors to help identify which blocks were contributing to adjacent
vertical white space areas, but the border itself would take up
vertical space and shift the content below it down. If several blocks
had borders, then the cumulative displacement was pronounced.
Are there any border attribute settings that would mitigate this effect?
Are background colors a better way to go?
Ideally, it would be great of FOP had such an option to show various
kinds of object boundaries without disturbing the placement of objects.
Best Regards,
John
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