block-container

["Brienen, SJP (Sander)" <S....@rf.rabobank.nl>]

Hello all,

I read in the documentation that a block-container is only limited
implemented. What does this mean? How does it behave in different
situations? Can anybody give me a clue.

Thanks.

regards
Sander Brienen


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Re: block-container

[Harm Kok <h....@diderottrack.nl>]

Hi Sander,

The limitation is that fo:block-container can only be a direct child of 
fo:flow. So if you put a fo:block-container in a fo:block you get 
strange error messages and the fo:block-container disappears.

Hope this helps,

Harm Kok


Brienen, SJP (Sander) wrote:

>Hello all,
>
>I read in the documentation that a block-container is only limited
>implemented. What does this mean? How does it behave in different
>situations? Can anybody give me a clue.
>
>Thanks.
>
>regards
>Sander Brienen
>
>
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