Roland-
And just as Jeff was preparing to leave work, a ray of light came down
from the sky, and a voice spoke to him. 'Jeff', the voice said, 'I am
Roland, the keeper of the knowledge of absolute positioning. Check your
e-mail one last time before leaving.' And Jeff checked his e-mail, and saw
that instructions had come in electronic format from on high. And Jeff did
cut. And Jeff did paste. And Jeff did edit. And Jeff did finally call
FOP and open the resulting PDF, and it was good.
Thanks a million. That worked beautifully. Now I won't have to kick the
dog (actually cat, as we don't have a dog) when I get home.
-Jeff
Roland Neilands
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Subject: RE: Scaling of
background-image
02/19/2003 04:39 PM
Please respond to
fop-user
Jeff,
I'm working on getting a block to use a background image, but
it seems that
when the image is inserted into the PDF, it's put in at some
terribly low
resolution. I'm trying to get the image to scale to fit the
space of the
block, but to no avail.
This worked.
fo:block-container width=522pt height=684pt top=0cm left=0cm
position=absolute
fo:block
fo:external-graphic src=url(MO399Ver1med.jpg) scaling=uniform/
/fo:block
/fo:block-container
fo:table ...
top left properties are relative to the region it is in. Put it in the
region-before flow(*) instead to get it right at the page top if you use
margins.
(*) or static-content to repeat on every page if it's a watermark.
Cheers,
Roland
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