Clay Leeds wrote:
p.s. How do you spell 'Centering' in British English?
centring - generally pronounced as spelt; differently from the
pronunciation of 'centre'.
Peter
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Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 3:50 AM
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Subject: Re: Vertical Centering
Adam Augusta wrote:
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this should work. The only thing that strikes me as slightly unusual
is that
youve specified wrap-option=no-wrap. Try taking this off.
Didn't change anything.
You are right, I
Centring, apparently. And both the Cambridge and Oxford dictionaries have
it as a valid word.
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From: Chris Bowditch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2004 3:56 PM
Subject: Re: Vertical Centering
Clay Leeds wrote:
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Also, I'm
Thanks for your prompt and able reply, Chris. :)
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On Thu, 24 Jun 2004, Chris Bowditch wrote:
Adam Augusta wrote:
The compliance page gives every indication that using the display-align
property of a block-container to vertically center output should work.
Why
or the table-cell results in
vertical centering having no effect).
Is this a spec issue or a FOP issue?
This is a FOP limitation.
Based on this conversation, I have added (in CVS) more information to the
xsl-fo and compliance pages to document this behavior. Many thanks to both
Ben Joerg
results in
vertical centering having no effect).
Is this a spec issue or a FOP issue?
This is a FOP limitation.
Also, the text turns out to be a
little off center, which I am assuming is due to some default value of
the line height or some other specific detail about the XSL-FO spec. Am
I right
