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List:       fop-user
Subject:    Re:  Absolute positioning
From:       a_l.delmelle () pandora ! be
Date:       2007-03-20 7:16:25
Message-ID: W744511187148451174374985 () nocme1bl6 ! telenet-ops ! be
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> From: Daniel Noll [mailto:daniel@nuix.com]
> 

Hi Daniel,

> > I think I've found a fix for this bug, but since I'm not 100% --how 
> > fitting :-)-- certain, could you compare the FO and check the PDF  result 
> > in Bugzilla 41894, and see if that matches the expectation?
> 
> It works now!  Thankyou. :-)

Cool! It's not perfect, but a good start. If you try playing with the \
reference-orientation on the fo:block-containers, you'll see what I mean... Then \
again, while tracking down this bug, I did accidentally stumble upon the fact that \
reference-orientation was being treated as an inheritable property. As a consequence, \
if you specify a reference-orientation of 90 on the outer block-container, the \
content in the inner block-containers will be rendered upside-down \
(reference-orientation="180").

I'll commit the fix to the trunk as soon as I get this last detail sorted out.

<snip />
> The resulting file has only the fonts wrong now, which I already know how to 
> fix (and it won't be easy since the HTML can contain arbitrary fonts... 
> hopefully supporting all the ones that come with Windows will be enough.)

Well, don't know if you've been following fop-dev@, but there's an enhancement on the \
way which enables auto-discovery of the fonts available to your OS (thanks to Adrian \
Cumiskey). No idea if this will help you out much here, but it might...

Thanks for the feedback!

Cheers,

Andreas



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