Re: external-graphic and caption
Wouter de Vaal wrote: On a related note: if I create a few fo:table withing 1 fo:block, each table will appears on the next line. So I was hoping for tabletabletable but I get table table table Table is a block level element. Starting a table creates a new block area, which closes any line you was filling. The only way to put several tables side-by-side in a ordinary line is to wrap each in a fo:inline-container. Unfortunately, FOP 0.20.5 doesn't implement inline containers. The only alternative is to nest the tables in a bigger table spanning the page width. Is there a way to tweak this behaviour without using a grand table? So for example when the three tables are too big, a newline will be automatically be inserted like: tabletable table If this could be possible, I would have exactly what I need.. Impossible or at least very complicated with FOP 0.20.5. I suggest preprocessing the images so that the caption is part of the bitmap. J.Pietschmann - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
external-graphic and caption
Hi, Is it possible to add a caption to an external-graphic without putting it in a table? My goal is to have multiple graphics within a block so they will be put on one line untill there is no more space and then the next will be shown on the next line.. Regards, Wouter
Re: external-graphic and caption
Wouter de Vaal wrote: Is it possible to add a caption to an external-graphic without putting it in a table? It depends on what you mean by add a caption to an external-graphic. My goal is to have multiple graphics within a block so they will be put on one line untill there is no more space and then the next will be shown on the next line.. You can mix text and graphics in one line. Gotchas: - You can't control vertical alignment well. Graphics alignment is by default top, and can only be adjusted with vertical-align sub and super - If the graphics is higher than the line height, it will overlap subsequent lines. FOP 0.20.5 is not able to automatically adjust line height, it will always use the line height specified on the block or implicitely derived from the font size in effect on the block. J.Pietschmann - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
