Hi Kumar,
thanks for your hint. I wrote a template, which checks if there are some
non-letter-characters (like '.', '/'; etc.). If this is the case, I concat
the string after each character with Unicode Zero Width Space('#x200B;'),
but then FOP 0.93 overlaps letters. I also tried FIGURE SPACE
On Nov 16, 2007, at 09:29, fma-001 wrote:
Hi
thanks for your hint. I wrote a template, which checks if there are
some
non-letter-characters (like '.', '/'; etc.). If this is the case, I
concat
the string after each character with Unicode Zero Width Space
('#x200B;'),
but then FOP 0.93
On Friday 16 November 2007 17:33, Andreas L Delmelle wrote:
On Nov 16, 2007, at 09:29, fma-001 wrote:
Hi
thanks for your hint. I wrote a template, which checks if there are
some
non-letter-characters (like '.', '/'; etc.). If this is the case, I
concat
the string after each character
You could insert a Unicode Zero Width Space (#x200B;) after each
character within your table-cell. That should enable the word to break
properly without overflowing into the next cell.
However, if the same logic is applied to some standard text (which can
hyphenate) it will no longer hyphenate.
