On 14/12/2012 10:48, Bonekrusher wrote:
Hello,
Hi,
I have the following requirement for my xsl:fo :
"When a table is continued on more than one page.. The closing rule is
omitted at the foot of a
continued table; the opening rule is continued at the head of the continued
portion along
with the heading title data."
Using xslt I could omit the bottom border if and only if I knew where the
page-break was going to occur. This could be problematic and could be a lot
of work for the xml author. Especially if the xml file is modified. That
could change the location of where the page breaks. Is there a way to do
this in xsl-fo, to know if the page is going to break? If not, any ideas on
how to do this automatically?
Your requirement sounds similar to the conditionality component of
border property properties. By default this is set to discard, so I
would expect border-bottom to be absence on the bottom of a table
spanning 2 pages on page 1 and present on page 2. Setting conditionality
to retain will make the border be drawn on all pages that the table
spans over.
Thanks,
Chris
Thx
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