I don't know if it's possible for you to tweak the application in
generating
the xslt to get this result...
Before you go off and try I should add that after running a few tests with
your files... it indeed does seem hard to get the results you want ( I saw a
few color atts not working there
The tables may span multiple pages. The free form data may be in
any place of any page, depending on the data in database. Thus I
put all absolute positioned block-containers inside a relative
positioned block-container to make the absolute position
relative to the outside block-container.
I
From: Jay Chiu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The tables may span multiple pages. The free form data may be in
any place of any page, depending on the data in database. Thus I
put all absolute positioned block-containers inside a relative
positioned block-container to make the absolute position
From: Thomas DeWeese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jihai Qiu wrote:
The CCS engine for the document is set in
BridgeContext.initializeDocument(), which is called by
org.apache.batik.bridge.GVTBuilder.build(). But it seems there is no way
to set CCS engine from FOP classes(such as
1. This is an alternative way I try to solve the FOP absolute
positoned block-container issue.
2. The FOP version is fop-0.20.5 with batik jar and tried with
batik version 1.5.
3. As we have sent back and forth the question and answers so
many times, can someone doing the SVG for FOP please take
From: Jay Chiu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In your example, you set the outer block-container relative to
the beginning of the page.
fo:block-container
width=4.7in
height=2in
top=3in
left=3.8in
But as I mentioned the table height depends on
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, Victor Mote wrote:
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
the docbook FO stylesheets have a parameter
xsl:param name=monospace.font.family select='monospace'/
that i'd obviously like to change to reflect the vera fonts for now.
but this
On Sun, 7 Sep 2003, Victor Mote wrote:
... snip ...
Some software can use a base font to mimic bold and italic. FOP has no such
mechanism, and the results are never high-quality when that approach is used
anyway.
never mind, it's working, and quite nicely, too. i installed four
variations
Attached please find a sample fo file with embedded svg object.
You may also take a look at the batik samples,
xml-batik/samples/extensions/flow/flowtext.svg
FOP does support the base SVG 1.1 funcationality as Batik
supports. But SVG 1.1 does not support more flexible text
feature, such as text
