H. Grasl wrote: > At first I want to thank you for your comprehensive answer. After that I > reconsidered my technical design. Instead of using two files I am using now > only a single fo.xsl file to generate a rtf file. After that my focus was to > reuse the same table in one rtf file. Because that issue was still the same. > Here I found out that the margin in a block between the two tables influences > the row height in the second table. You'll find the respective fo.xsl files > in the attachment. There is one file where the margin is set to 0.0mm in the > block and another file where the margin is set to 10 mm. The difference is in > line 660 in both files. Please compare and see the difference in the second > table. I can handle that issue now but perhaps this description can help a > little bit to improve xmlmind. >
This bug is fixed in the next release of XMLmind XSL-FO Converter. This release should be available in at most a couple of weeks. The bug fix is described as follows: --- RTF output only: a table cell containing just an empty block inherited the wrong font size and thus, often caused the overall height of its container row to be too large. --- We are sorry but no other issue you have reported has been analyzed nor fixed due to the lack of comprehensive bug reports. -- XMLmind FO Converter Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xfc-support
