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Posted to fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org by Mark Volkmann <ma...@ociweb.com> on 2008/07/06 05:17:20 UTC
page layout bug
According to the W3C XSL-FO recommendation, region-before and region-
after should extend horizontally all the way across the page. region-
start and region-end should extend vertically, consuming whatever
space remains after region-before and region-after claim their space.
FOP doesn't do this. In FOP, region-start and region-end extend
vertically all the way down the page. region-before and region-end
extend horizontally, consuming whatever space remains after region-
start and region-end claim their space.
I'm seen some emails saying that this can be corrected by setting
precedence attributes. However, I think what's in the recommendation
should be the default behavior.
Is this considered a bug in FOP?
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Mark Volkmann