Border after fo:table-row

[Emma Larsson]

Hi,

I want to add a border after each fo:table-row in my fo:table. Is this possible?

/Emma

Re: Border after fo:table-row

[Emma Larsson]

Ok.. But then I have to set these attributes for each cell in each row? There 
is now way to 
set the border on the entire row at once?

/Emma

- Original Message - 
From: Magnus Sjöberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 2:50 PM
Subject: Re: Border after fo:table-row


 You want to specify these attributes for the fo:table-cell
 element:
 
 border-start-style=solid 
 border-start-color=black 
 border-start-width=1pt 
 border-top-style=solid 
 border-top-color=black 
 border-top-width=1pt 
 border-end-style=solid 
 border-end-width=1pt 
 border-end-color=black 
 border-bottom-style=solid 
 border-bottom-width=1pt 
 border-bottom-color=black
 
 This will give your cell a 1-point thick, black border.
 
 By setting only the border-bottom-style/width/color for a
 cell you would achieve a border-like thing.
 
 hth/// 
 Magnus
 
 Emma Larsson wrote:
  
  Hi,
  
  I want to add a border after each fo:table-row in my fo:table. Is this 
  possible?
  
  /Emma
 
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How to create a fo:table from this...?

[Emma Larsson]

Hi,

Below is a snippet from one of the XML files I am working with.

driving/
side-effects
paragraphblabla/paragraph
common
paragraphblabla/paragraph
/common
less-common
paragraphblabla/paragraph
/less-common
rare
paragraphblabla/paragraph
paragraphblabla/paragraph
/rare
paragraphblabla/paragraph
paragraphblabla/paragraph
common
paragraphblabla/paragraph
/common
very-rare
paragraphblabla/paragraph
paragraphblabla/paragraph
/very-rare
paragraphblabla/paragraph
/side-effects
overdosage/

This is from the DTD:
!ELEMENT side-effects (paragraph | very-common | common | less-common | rare | 
very-rare)*  

This is what I want to create:
blabla
table with the elements common, less-common and rare (and their underlying 
paragraphs)
blabla
blabla
table with the elements common and very-rare (and their underlying paragraphs)
blabla

So, I want to create tables, one table for each set of elements that are not 
paragraphs. These sets are 
separated by paragraphs and they contain paragraphs that should be included in 
the table... Any 
suggestions of how to do this?

/Emma