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columns and images

Hi all,

I'm developing and xsl to render documents in two columns.

These documents usually have tables and i like to span they to see it 
better.

I'm wirting the table inside a block with the span="all" attribute, but 
the table still be attached to one column.

Does fop support this feature?

Regards, Enrique.

code:
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<fo:block space-after.optimum="4pt"
                 space-after.maximum="6pt"
                 space-after.minimum="2pt"
                 space-before.optimum="4pt"
                 space-before.maximum="6pt"
                 space-before.minimum="2pt"
                 font-size="8pt"
                 span="all">
        <fo:table margin-right="2mm" margin-left="2mm" 
table-layout="fixed" width="100%">
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Re: columns and images

Posted by Enrique Rodriguez Lasterra <la...@telefonica.net>.
Chris Bowditch wrote:

>
> span="all" only works on a block if the block is a direct descendent 
> of fo:flow.
>
> Test to see if span="all" is working using text rather than a table in 
> the block. Text placed inside a block with span="all" is known to 
> work, but there may well be a bug with tables. If the Text inside the 
> spanning block does span both columns but the table does not, please 
> report back and ill make a note on the compliance page.

Spanning blocks with tables go perfectly. Thank you Chris.

>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
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Re: columns and images

Posted by Enrique Rodriguez <la...@telefonica.net>.
Thank you Chriss... My tables are inside "two" blocks.... so i will 
change to test it.



Chris Bowditch wrote:

> Enrique Rodriguez Lasterra wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm developing and xsl to render documents in two columns.
>>
>> These documents usually have tables and i like to span they to see it 
>> better.
>>
>> I'm wirting the table inside a block with the span="all" attribute, 
>> but the table still be attached to one column.
>
>
> span="all" only works on a block if the block is a direct descendent 
> of fo:flow.
>
> Test to see if span="all" is working using text rather than a table in 
> the block. Text placed inside a block with span="all" is known to 
> work, but there may well be a bug with tables. If the Text inside the 
> spanning block does span both columns but the table does not, please 
> report back and ill make a note on the compliance page.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
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Re: columns and images

Posted by Chris Bowditch <bo...@hotmail.com>.
Enrique Rodriguez Lasterra wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I'm developing and xsl to render documents in two columns.
> 
> These documents usually have tables and i like to span they to see it 
> better.
> 
> I'm wirting the table inside a block with the span="all" attribute, but 
> the table still be attached to one column.

span="all" only works on a block if the block is a direct descendent of fo:flow.

Test to see if span="all" is working using text rather than a table in the 
block. Text placed inside a block with span="all" is known to work, but there 
may well be a bug with tables. If the Text inside the spanning block does span 
both columns but the table does not, please report back and ill make a note on 
the compliance page.

Thanks,

Chris



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