Here's a sample of a layout-master-set that has different page headers
for the first and other pages. The important hint is the region-name
that is overridden in fo:region-before.
Further down the document you'll then have the following:
instead of
This lets you define separate page headers. What you currently can't do
is define a conditional-page-master-reference for page-position="last".
This is not implemented.
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002 11:07:35 +0100 Nwilan Glirt wrote:
> I am using FO to transform an XML document into a nice business form (like
> an invoice). I am thinking of presenting all the postings in a table that
> runs across as many pages as needed. My problem is, that I want to make the
> top and bottom of the document to be different for the first page (should
> contain address etc.), last pages (should contain a total amount) and all
> the pages in between (should just list the postings).
>
> I have been playing around with fo:repeatable-page-master-alternatives and
> conditional-page-master-reference, but that only seems to be affecting the
> selection of the page-master, which only deals with the "pysical aspects" of
> the page (size, margins etc), and those don't differ across the pages. I
> feel I got something basically wrong here. I would appreciate any help!
Jeremias Maerki
