Hello,
I am trying to get pagination information back into the source
document. (see
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-userm=103227363003594w=2)
It seems that there is no other opportunity than relying on an ugly
hack. I intend to scan the Area Tree output in order to see where
page breaks occur exactly.
Every element in the source document has an id and the following
lines will be at the beginning of every template:
fo:inlinexsl:value-of select=concat(name(),':',@id)/
/fo:inline
Of course, this influences the page breaks itself which it should not
do. So I make it smaller:
fo:inline font-size=0.01ptxsl:value-of
select=concat(name(),':',@id)/
/fo:inline
Now the text is gone but, unfortunately, the inline-element still
consumes space? How do I make this element disappear completely (but
still get it to be in the area tree)?
Is there any other way to achieve this? Processing instructions?
Kind regards!
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