Thank you both for your help! Now I have a starting point.
Markus Schäffler
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Hi all,
I'm searching for a way to force the last block of a sequence to the bottom
of the region-body, no matter where the previous block ends. Didn't come up
with anything working yet - any ideas?
Best regards,
Johann
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Hello,
I´ve read in FAQ about embeding special characters. I have to implement some
checkboxes. I´ve tried the following code:
fo:block
fo:inline font-family=Helvetica#x2612;/fo:inline
fo:inline font-family=ITC Zapf Dingbats#x2612;/fo:inline
fo:inline
Hi
AFAIK neither Helvetica nor the other fonts youv'e tried out, contain this
glyph so U've to use a font which has this character at this address.
Unfortunality I cant help you which font has it
but I think another solution would be to create a simple graphic (box.gif)
which can be scaled
Hello,
Here the code I use to implement checkboxes in my application.
fo:block top=6pt line-height=20pt space-after=0pt
fo:inline space-after.optimum=10pt font-family=ZapfDingbats
font-size=10pt#x274F;/fo:inline
/fo:block
I hope this help you
Regards
Rinaldo
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thanks, this is that i need. I´ve tried it with image, but i need some
checkboxes and i think it´s not so perfermant and so i´ll choose the way
with unicode.
Have a nice day,
Jan
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Von: RBonazzo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 18. Juni 2003 13:43
I thought do you need SOME checkboxes but afaik Zapf contains only the
unchecked one (with different dropping shadow).
To use external graphic shouldn't be a perfomance problem I think (the glyph
must also been read from the font file!).
For best quality you can use SVG to draw the boxes your'e
Zmitko, Jan wrote:
thanks, this is that i need. I´ve tried it with image, but i need some
checkboxes and i think it´s not so perfermant and so i´ll choose the way
with unicode.
The following document (available from the Examples menu item on the FOP web
site) shows the glyphs available in the
Title: Message
I am confused about
where borders are drawn and their priority/sequence.
I thought borders
were drawnWITHIN the border rectangle - rather than centred on it's
edge.
I also thought that
borders would be non-overlapping for table-cells - if not is there a way to
achieve this?
Has anyone seen an extra line-break appear in the PDF when using
white-space-collapse=false?
I have the following xml tag: Abstract![CDATA[Aligning Regions
Although it may seem counterintuitive, the regions on a page may overlap.
Defining a certain body region does not automatically constrain
Schweigl, Johann wrote:
I'm searching for a way to force the last block of a sequence to the bottom
of the region-body, no matter where the previous block ends. Didn't come up
with anything working yet - any ideas?
Use a footnote:
fo:blockprevious block/bo:block
Mike Trotman wrote:
I also thought that borders would be non-overlapping for table-cells - if
not is there a way to achieve this?
There's a collapse=false for this purpose (look up the correct name
in the spec). Broders on table cells can still yeild a few surprises
though.
J.Pietschmann
David Rosenstein wrote:
Does anyone know how to fix this?
No. Seems there is some whitespace comeing from somewhere
interfering. Can you check whether a forced page break at the
beginning of the block fixes this?
J.Pietschmann
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