Hi,
I tried your solution. When we insert the text and image in 2 different
blocks, then the image comes to the left and text comes to the center. But
they are not inline. I want the image in the left and text in the right in
the same line. If you can share some ideas, it would be great.
Thanks
Fop does generate the CIDset and was also tested against the Adobe
Acrobat that was available at the time. But as [1] shows, there may be a
bug hidden in the code that was not discovered at that time.
Unfortunately, I haven't had time to look at the patch, yet. Maybe you
can apply it yourself and
Usually, this is caused by some whitespace somewhere in the document
that may not even produce any visible output. My recommendation is to
put a font-family property on fo:root to avoid any fallbacks to default
fonts which are not embedded but only referenced.
If this doesn't help, I'll need to
Yes, that's tricky business. You have to use the font name under which
it is provided by the operating system because Batik uses AWT/Java2D for
font handling. If your font is the one I found, then you need to
use Abduction II (notice the space). AbductionII works because FOP
als registers the font
AFAIK, MS Gothic has no bold variant. There's a possibility in PDF (PDF
1.4, section 5.5.2, page 321) to automatically derive a bold font from a
normal one (although the result usually doesn't look so nice), but
unfortunately, FOP doesn't support that, yet.
If I were you I'd look in a good font
Either use a table with two columns, one left-aligned for the image and
one right aligned for the text.
Or you can do that in one fo:block and set that to
text-align-last=justify and use an fo:leader for elastic spacing.
On 22.10.2009 09:17:12 sivag_123 wrote:
Hi,
I tried your solution.
Hi Deepthi,
I understood that much. But maybe it already solves your problem if you try
this:
xsl:if Image is full.
/fo:table-cell
fo:table-row
fo:table-cell number-column-spanned=2
fo:block
Hi,
I'm working with FOP embedded in a CMS for generating PDFs from data. Now i
have the following problem.
In my PDFs there are bookmarks, everything works fine with the bookmarks. I
have sections of my PDF in the first tier of the bookmark-tree, in the
second tier there are article titles. To
Hi Jeremias,
I had already specified the font-family property in fo:root. But still the
problem persists. I have attached the FO file herewith. Thanks for ur reply.
Thanks and regards,
Sivashankar
Jeremias Maerki-2 wrote:
Usually, this is caused by some whitespace somewhere in the
fo:bookmark-title supports color, font-weight and font-style:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xsl11/#fo_bookmark-title
But these three properties haven't been implemented in FOP for
fo:bookmark-title, yet.
On 22.10.2009 11:23:07 JPee wrote:
Hi,
I'm working with FOP embedded in a CMS for generating
Hi Sivashankar,
thanks for the FO file. That helps. Two things:
1. There's a font-family= in the file. That will cause problems.
2. Check the log output from FOP. If there is only one warning about a
font not being found (like: Font Arial,normal,400 not found. Substituting
with any,normal,400.),
Hi Jeremias,
I used the fo:leader tag and it works. Thanks a lot for ur suggestion.
Thanks and regards,
Sivashankar
Jeremias Maerki-2 wrote:
Either use a table with two columns, one left-aligned for the image and
one right aligned for the text.
Or you can do that in one fo:block and
Hi Deepthi,
That's OK. You don't need the full image table. It's more like a full image
row. And then you can use number-columns-spanned, because your (outer, one and
only) table has two columns. Replace your code between xsl:if Image is
full. /xsl:if with my code between xsl:if Image
Hi Jeremias,
Thanks, that was the missing bit of information I needed! It works
beautifully now, you can't imagine how happy you have made me :)
How did you figure out what name to use (and what the PS name is)? Is
there some nifty program that shows .ttf meta-data or something?
Gr,
Koen
On
Koen, I can read binary. ;-) No seriously, I've done a lot of hacking
around fonts so you learn a few things. Then there's the double-click on
a TTF file on Windows, or simply a good Hex-Editor to look at this stuff.
There are lots of font-related tools on the net, too. Finally, there's
increasing
Hi,
Thanks for the answer. I've done a quick search for any Japanese Gothic bold
font and most of them are OTF PostScript Outlines which FOP does not support
yet.
Lucian Opris
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Bharathram wrote:
Hi,
Hi Lucian Opris, I tried as you mentioned in userconfig.xml But the
japanese characters are not displying. Here the file attached containing
encrypted pdf and pdf without encryption images. I am expecting the
further solution. encrypted+pdf+and+original+pdf.JPG
Related to this is the Japanese Bold working with this new trunk version?
Lucian Opris
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From: Chris Bowditch [mailto:bowditch_ch...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2009 11:36 AM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: Japanese characters in pdf
Lucian Opris wrote:
Related to this is the Japanese Bold working with this new trunk version?
No FOP cannot render bold variants of the glyphs from regular versions.
MS Word can do this trick but FOP does not provide this feature in any
version. Sorry,
Chris
Lucian Opris
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I've been able to reproduce this, thanks to your details. Apparently,
the problem was an empty string returned by URL.getHost() which caused
an additional backslash in the file name and that in turn probably caused
a network access since the filename was interpreted as UNC path:
Thank you!!!
Best Regards,
Jonathan Levinson
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Subject: Re: Unable to display jpeg or PNG files in fop document
I've been able to
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