Hello,
I'm using FOP 2.1 and wondering if I can accomplish the pagination I
want. My example XML is attached. Essentially, what I'm wondering is if
I can get the behavior of keep-together="always" on a block but still
allow pagination if the block is too big to fit on one page.
In my example, there are three sections. I want complete sections to
appear together on one page, so I'm putting keep-together="always" on a
block that wraps the section. This usually works the way I want, only
putting in a page break between sections if the next section doesn't fit
in the remaining space on the page.
However, my example section 3 is too big to fit even on a dedicated
page, so at render-time I get the warning from FOP that it exceeds the
page size.
So my question: is there a way to get the behavior of keeping sections
together on a page when possible, but if it's not possible, allow
pagination?
The example I've attached is very simple in that I just
keep-together="always" on the block. But I've also tried variations that
include making each individual text line block have a
keep-with-previous="always", and I've tried integer values instead of
"always". But what I don't know is how much I'm running into limitations
of my own knowledge about how to correctly do this, versus FOP's
limitations with keep support.
I'd appreciate any suggestions, or it'd be good to know it's not
possible with current implementation if that's the case.
Thank you,
Matthew
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