Nwilan Glirt wrote:
Can I define table-headers and table-footers that are only visualized
when the table is segmented into several pages?
If the table spans 3 pages, is the effect that I want that page 1 has a
footer but no header, page 2 has both header and footer, and page 3 has
header but no
Here's a sample of a layout-master-set that has different page headers
for the first and other pages. The important hint is the region-name
that is overridden in fo:region-before.
fo:layout-master-set
fo:simple-page-master master-name=IS-11 page-height=29.7cm
page-width=21cm
use
table . table-layout=fixed
this may help you..
and abt % column-width, use proportional-column-width property of the column
-Vinod
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From: gabor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 1:40 AM
To: fop-user
Subject: table-layout=fixed
hi,
Gabor,
Here's some sample code. Notice the use of proportional-column-width()
That allows you to do your percentage column widths.
proportional-column-width allows you to proportion the widths of those
columns not defined by a fixed width. You also need to designate the
width of the table in
Ismaeil, Sameh Z wrote:
I want to align a table, whose width is smaller than the body width, to be
in the center of the page body
I think I read a solution before on this list, suggesting to put the table
inside the cell of another one-cell table, but I don't know which attribute
to use and on
Stephane,
I use the 0.20.3 version but I found from which the problem came.
In fact, before each table i have a block-container with a
absolute-position equals to auto
and the evaluation of the height of the table on the first page doesn't fit
with the body's height.
Try experimenting with the
stephane suisse wrote:
I encounter the following problem : on each pages where a table begins (
table with a footer and a great number of pages ), the table overlaps
the page's footer ( region-after ) , however the parameters of the
simple-page-master seem to be good.
...
Does anyone know why
My guess is table-footer is working exactly as intended.
Are you sure you don't want to use a page footer? Something that always
gets placed at the bottom of a page? If so, look into using
xsl-region-after
fo:root xmlns:fo=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format;
fo:layout-master-set
: 30 April 2002 18:12
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: table-footer at foot of table problem
My guess is table-footer is working exactly as intended.
Are you sure you don't want to use a page footer? Something that always
gets placed at the bottom of a page? If so, look into using
xsl-region
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From: Scott Moore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 April 2002 18:12
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: table-footer at foot of table problem
My guess is table-footer is working exactly as intended.
Are you sure you don't want to use a page footer? Something that always
gets placed
Arved Sandstrom wrote:
IPD is the handy abbreviation for inline-progression-dimension (well, it
could also be for inline-progression-direction, but in this case it's the
dimension. :-))
It's not mandatory to specify this on tables, as there is a default, so I
don't know _why_ you are getting this
IPD is the handy abbreviation for inline-progression-dimension (well, it
could also be for inline-progression-direction, but in this case it's the
dimension. :-))
It's not mandatory to specify this on tables, as there is a default, so I
don't know _why_ you are getting this message. Can you post
Chuck Paussa wrote:
xsl:for-each select=1 to $numcols !-- xsl 2 structure implemented
in Saxon v7 --
xsl:for-each select=saxon:range(1, $numcols) !-- extension
function --
fo:table-column column-width=10mm/
/xsl:for-each
(presumably only one of the xsl:for-each elements should be
Solved! Yes, the answer is to set display-align=after.
Thanks
Costantino
Costantino
Apologies for the previous request! A better looking table is attached!
The number of columns is not a fixed number. I am able to create the
table but, having trouble with the column-width. The table should
expand to fit the page. The total-column-number is defined in TABLE
attribute.
Mathy,
To do the variable number of columns, you'll have to use a range
function like this
fo:table
xsl:variable name=numcols select=./table/@numcols/
xsl:for-each select=1 to $numcols !-- xsl 2 structure i,plemented
in Saxon v7 --
xsl:for-each select=saxon:range(1, $numcols) !-- extension
Put the vertical-align=bottom attribute on the table-cell element, not the
block
--
Rob Smith
As it appears from the template below, I'm desperately trying
to align a table cell's content to the bottom. It seems to me that the
vertical-align=bottom property does not work?
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Subject: RE: table-cell
vertical-align=bottom?
12.03.2002
14:40
Olivier,
At a guess, you have your mozilla
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plain text option set, and you left your message composer in the
default Variable Width, a condition to which it will stubbornly return
itself at every opportunity. ASCII art can be
Well, for Ascii art, Vim is probably better :-)
Rendered by FOP:
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big | A2 | 1 |* |
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Olivier,
The quick answer is No. But there are people wanting to write an
extension function to do this.
What you can do is return the page number that the table sits on within
the page sequence in which the table sits. So, if you can do without
page numbers on your output, you can create a
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