Re: Using FOP with docbook

Peter Harrison wrote: We have started using docbook and using our existing FOP processing along with Ant. It appears that certain things are not supported in the currently released FOP - such as keeping a heading and the first paragraph together, not breaking up paragraphs, and not breaking figure

RE: region body separates from region after

Roger, I remember having similar issues. I ended up using a margin-top (eg =18.05cm) on the region-after as well as an extent, and removing the table height completely which gives a table which expands to fit the actual size on each page. Also you are specifying overflow=hidden on all regions,

Antwort: RE: External link

I found the Reason for this Problem I pressed the Shift key at Acrobat - startup to reduce the API loading . The result is that the Acrobat Reader cannot handle any Links. When you load all API's at Startup the Links working. Thanks , Joern Karthaus Bitte antworten an [EMAIL

Re: text-decoration in page-number-citation

I'm sure you're using the right syntax, but text-decoration has not been implemented for page-number-citation in FOP 0.20.5. That's something that is already addressed in the redesign but you will have to live without this feature for some time I'm afraid. On 02.03.2005 23:52:09 William Brogden

Re: Default stylesheet

Oh--now I see, it means a stylesheet embedded within the XML file. Glen --- Glen Mazza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't know what a XSLT default stylesheet is -- checking the XSLT Rec for default is not showing any place where this is defined. (I believe browsers have them, but that

fo:leader

I want to insert a line in the table row to make it like following. I used following code but since it is in a table row, the space above the line is just too big, is there any other way I can implement this? Or can I set some property to reduce that space? TIA! Gang fo:block fo:leader

Re: fo:leader

Gang Li wrote: I want to insert a line in the table row to make it like following. I used following code but since it is in a table row, the space above the line is just too big, is there any other way I can implement this? Or can I set some property to reduce that space? You can try a negative

RE: Default stylesheet

But if his input XML is already XSL-processable (perhaps indicated by the fact that only a default stylesheet would be needed to transform it), I think FOP can do this already. How about: fop -fo abc.xml -pdf abc.pdf Nope. [ERROR] Expected XSL-FO (root, page-sequence, etc.), SVG (svg,