On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 10:08:46 +0200 (MEST), you wrote:
>I wanna create a PDF file with FOP and i have a table cell and in that table
>cell i wanna have 2 words. one on the left side(text-align="start") and one
>on the right side(text-align="end"). And when i use a fo:block i can only
>start or end. and when i use 2 fo:blocks i get 2 lines and i dont want that!
I'm an XSL-FO-newbie too but at the moment I understand there are at
least two ways to achieve your goal: with the -element or with
the -element:
From the XSL-FO-FAQ http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect3/N8703.html
snip
#I am trying to set up a table of contents with XSL,
#and there are two things
#I haven't figured out how to do. These are:
#1. A right-justified page number for each entry.
You can treat each list entry as a list entry, with the
table of contents entry as the list item label, and the page
number as the list item body:
Unfortunately, FOP doesn't seem to support fo:page-number-citation :-(
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BTW: A meaningful subject would be helpful and the mail-list
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is better for non-FOP-specific question.
(Please excuse my snooty indoctrination)
- Michael Symonds
