Nicolas Baumann wrote:
Hello,
I need to include special characters such as Œ in the XML file given to the FOP
processor. My XML is encoded with ISO-8859-1, which supports most characters
but not Œ.
No, ISO-8859-1 supports almost no characters but the very basic ones, in
fact, less then one
Abel Braaksma xs4all.nl> writes:
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> Look for the thread of around 19/7 this month with the title "Force word
> wrap" that discusses the same issue. In a nutshell: either use Soft
> Hyphens (SHY) or use Zero Width Space (ZWS) depending on whether you
> want to see a hyphen when it breaks or n
Hello,
I need to include special characters such as Œ in the XML file given to the FOP
processor. My XML is encoded with ISO-8859-1, which supports most characters
but not Œ.
How can I do this ?
Thanks,
Nicolas.
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Look for the thread of around 19/7 this month with the title "Force word
wrap" that discusses the same issue. In a nutshell: either use Soft
Hyphens (SHY) or use Zero Width Space (ZWS) depending on whether you
want to see a hyphen when it breaks or not. Make sure your font supports
them (SHY is
Hello,
When a word is too large for a table cell, it overlaps on the next cell.
How do I avoid this ?
I'm using fop 0.93.
Thanks,
Nicolas.
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> Try keep-together="always" on the fo:table-row.
>
> Vincent
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It seems to solve the problem
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Hi Nicolas,
Nicolas Baumann a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to avoid every fo:table-row splitting over two pages.
> I'm currently using fop 0.93 and I tried the option keep-with-next="always".
> It worked fine as long as the table could stay on one page.
> But when I try to put a table over sever
Hello,
I'd like to avoid every fo:table-row splitting over two pages.
I'm currently using fop 0.93 and I tried the option keep-with-next="always".
It worked fine as long as the table could stay on one page.
But when I try to put a table over several pages, I almost always get at least
one row ove
Manuel Mall wrote:
Firstly you have HTML embedded as text in your XML. This is why all the
HTML tags are escaped with the < and > entities. This means your
stylesheet will not process these as normal tags but sees them simply
as text.
Your best bet will be: attack the problem at the source
On Wednesday 01 August 2007 23:47, Steve Osmond wrote:
> "Remember, you need to code the XSL that transforms html/xml to fo."
>
> Am I missing something obvious here? I have just written an xsl
> for fo which should be able to translate
> right into the pdf, as far as I know.
>
> In previous case
I think you just need something as simple as:
This will create a block area for your paragraph tags. Modify the block
as you need.
-Lou
Steve Osmond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/01/2007 12:42:16 PM:
> Thanks for your reply Lou.
>
> This is a sample o
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