Thanks!
Ofcourse this is the function I need. I can't really get it to behave right
though.
If I use this:
fo:blockA Pricefo:leader leader-pattern=dots / 250/fo:block
the result is this:
|A |
|Price..$|
| 250|
The block is a child element of another block and then fo:flow. No alignment
properties are set on the flow region or the block regions. Setting alignment
to left or start does not make any difference.
Is there another special setting required or might it just be the
implementation? I can imagine the algorithm for the leader length just
calculating its length based on the last word on the left and the first word on
the right instead of the endposition on the left and length of the text on the
right.
Ries Spruit
-Original Message-
From: Keiron Liddle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: maandag 18 november 2002 14:20
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Alignment question
Hi,
This could be done with fo:leader with space.
You can use the default lengths which will exapnd to fill the space.
I'm not sure if this is implemented properly yet.
On Mon, 2002-11-18 at 14:05, Ries Spruit wrote:
Hello,
Im a trying to achieve something like this:
--
--
--
|This is price text in a normal paragraph
$ 250,00|
|
|
|
|
or
--
--
--
|This is a very long price text which will force the price to the next
line but |
|it should still be on the right.
$ 250,00|
From this element structure:
priceText
descriptionThis is a price text in a normal paragraph/description
price$ 250,00/price
/priceText
The trick is that I want to allow the description to be as long as
necessary. The price should be appended to the description but aligned
to the right of the block that the priceText element is used in.
Does anyone know of anyway of doing this without tables?
Kind regards,
Ries Spruit
