Hi,
this may sound very easy for fop-cracks, but it's killing beginners like us:
How can I generate page-breaks in fo? There seem to be fitting fo-markups
(page-break-after, page-break-before etc.), but sadly they are not
implemented yet. Ideas?
Thanks,
Jens
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look like in fo (a bit heavy for newbies because of counting
columns etc.)? The fo:table-markups are a bit confusing, and some of them
don't seem to work as expected in the current FOP-version (like
table-and-caption). Who has experiences with fo:tables and xslt and could
give us a hint?
arlier version of fop the
"jimi.jar" was distributed with fop, but because of some sort of copyright
problems you have to download it seperately from sun. This should solve the
problem.
Jens Posingies
Lüneburg (Germany)
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Kevin Pearcey [mailto:[EMAIL
Title: PDF table of contents - possible with FOP?
Here
an xsl example, taken from my current project:
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.
Don't
forget the name space:
xmlns:fox="http://xml.apache.org/fop/extensions"
version="1.0"
This
works with all
Just
add one of the following properties to your fo:block:
break-after="page" or break-before="page" (whatever you prefer).
Jens
Posingies
Lueneburg (Germany)
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-Von: Ramon Maria Gallart
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with nesting in
? All the other elements don't have problem with being nesting in
"".
These are the templates:
:
Jens Posingies, Lü
, 16. Juni 2002 22:20
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: Problems with nesting in ?
Jens Posingies wrote:
> We have a very, very strange problem: Our project DTD contains - and
> -tags which work absolutely fine, if the tags are called
> seperated - but when testet this combination (ne
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