hello FOP group,
i am generating the pdf file from fo file, it works
good, but i need to add images to the pdf file, i have images in jpg format and
images size is around 200k. when the pdf is renedred, it creates the pdf file
with huge size around (4MB) , anysolutions to this.
i use the
You're probably using an older FOP version. Please upgrade and the PDFs
should become smaller.
On 09.06.2003 16:06:37 amar wrote:
i am generating the pdf file from fo file, it works good, but i need to
add images to the pdf file, i have images in jpg format and images size
is around 200k. when
is there any reason to have, in the distribution directory,
5rc and 5rc3a, and none of the intermediate rc releases? just
curious. it seems a bit odd. is there some reason why the
5rc release would still be available?
rday
On 6/7/2003 8:34 AM, Victor Mote wrote:
What you really want here is to align on the decimal point, but according to
http://xml.apache.org/fop/compliance.html#fo-property-text-align
text-align=string is not yet supported. The best workaround that I can
think of is to put your trailing ending
Wow! Thanks for all the responses on this problem! Clay, I tried your
first suggestion - putting the value with extra space at the end inside
an inline, but the space was still lost. Jeremias, thanks for your
suggestion regarding kerning. I'll be trying that out next. Victor,
thank you also for
The intermediate releases have probably been deleted because they
contained severe bugs. I think 0.20.5rc is still there because it had a
pretty good quality. At any rate 0.20.5rc3a has a good quality and we'd
like to know about any showstoppers. I hope that answers your question.
On 09.06.2003
Selber Jean-François wrote:
Sorry for people who are still using modem connections
And those who paz per volume...
the particarity of the document is that I have 3 tables
Tables, in particular tables with many table cells,
consume a lot of memory which is only released after
the containing page
Kodandapani A. wrote:
Is there any way to align table right with width 45%.
The best way is to use a 55% column like
fo:table table-layout=fixed width=100%
fo:table-column column-width=proportional-column-width(55)/
fo:table-column column-width=proportional-column-width(45)/
Christopher R. Maden wrote:
I have a block in the text flow with a marker in it. I retrieve the marker
in the header. The text of the marker seems to be formatting according to
the context in which it was originally used, rather than according to its
context.
Yes, that's a known bug.
Avoid
Hi
I need some important help!
How can I generate dynamical table rows?
I have a xml-file like this
...
foo
baraa/bar
42bb/42
/foo
foo
barxx/bar
42yy/42
/foo
etc.
...
now, I want a table in my xsl-file with 2 columns and n rows - it means each
foo is a own row.
One possibility is, to
Patrick, I think this is really more of an XSL question.
I suggest you look through http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/ and you'll find
several different ways to handle your problem.
Pay particular attention to templates and for-each routines.
Michael Teator
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original
Try this:
xsl:for-each select=foo
fo:table-row font
fo:table-cell
fo:blockxsl:value-of select=bar//fo:block
/fo:table-cell
fo:table-cell
fo:blockxsl:value-of select=42//fo:block
/fo:table-cell
Hello all,
I have finished setting up an xsl
file to generate pdf using fop-0.20.4. The xml which
I generate has tags which are populated by text from html textarea tags. These textarea
texts preserve all the spaces and the new line characters.
I now want to display this information
hello guys
how can i added special characters to pdf like
right sign and 'x' sysmbol.
some thing like this
fo:inline
font-name=\"zapfdingbats\" font-size=\"9pt\"
#x2714;-
#x2716;/fo:inline
Thanking toy
amar
The context :
-I have a HTML document, a newsletter, formatted a
bit like a newspaper's frontpage : blocks of text with arbitrary dimensions in
arbitrary positions on the page.
-Blockdimensions are fixed (independant of
text content) and specified in pixels. Textsin the blocks have there
On 6/9/2003 1:30 PM, Hans Chicoine wrote:
The context : -I have a HTML document, a newsletter, formatted a bit
like a newspaper's frontpage : blocks of text with arbitrary dimensions
in arbitrary positions on the page. -Block dimensions are fixed
(independant of text content) and specified in
Thanks for the quick answer Clay
Would you also known what does FOP do with FOs that have dimensions in
pixels ?
Are those dimensions converted in inches unsing some magical constant ratio
?
Maybe there's something in FOP docs or W3C's spec but I haven't found it ...
Having the two infos : i)
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