Hi folks,
I still can't understand what causes the following warning messages to
appear when I compile PDF docs using XSLTROC and FOP 0.94 in Debian Linux.
WARNING: table-layout=fixed and column-width unspecified = falling back
to proportional-column-width(1)
Apr 22, 2009 6:52:01 PM
Hi Suma,
Yes. Just like you can store the complete element-tree as an xml, you can
create an element-tree from an xml. Create the tree from your text xml and add
it to item.
I'd advise you to use a distinct root node for your xml, so you have a distinct
starting point for your transformation
Hi Nancy,
nancy_b wrote:
Hi folks,
I still can't understand what causes the following warning messages to
appear when I compile PDF docs using XSLTROC and FOP 0.94 in Debian Linux.
WARNING: table-layout=fixed and column-width unspecified = falling back
to proportional-column-width(1)
Hi All,
i'm not sure if i should post my question here or on the Batik list, but
my question is the following: i have an xsl-fo document, in which i'm
including an svg image. This SVG holds some text. No problem so far.
When i render this xsl-fo into PDF for example, and i open this newly
Hello list!
I have an XML file which is either converted to PDF (via FOP) or to XHTML (via
another XSL stylesheet)
I have noticed however that things look different in (printed) PDF and
(on-screen) HTML formats.
The sizes are different for the text elements.
After searching for a cause it
Patrick Plaatje wrote:
Hi All,
Hi Patrick,
i'm not sure if i should post my question here or on the Batik list, but
my question is the following: i have an xsl-fo document, in which i'm
including an svg image. This SVG holds some text. No problem so far.
When i render this xsl-fo into
Hi,
I have a simple XSL report with header, body and footer which renders to a
PDF. My Java application passes variables to the XSL to set body-margin,
header/footer-extent and font sizes.
I set the header size (in point not mm) to be slightly larger than the font
size for text to appear in
