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At 2003-07-24 14:58 +0200, Bjoern Eilmes wrote:
This is not conformant to the XSL-FO 1.0 specification. Inline constructs such as graphics and leaders sit on the text baseline, not at the bottom of a line.
To align inline-level constructs, one uses alignment-adjust= ... I find I often have to use this for my graphics, otherwise they look superscripted. Many of my students are surprised to learn that graphics do not sit on the bottom of a text line when using non-ideographic scripts.
The example below works as I expect when I run it on Antenna House. The third leader is drawn at the top of line.
I hope this helps.
........... Ken
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Re: [xsl] alignment of a leader in XSL:FO
Subject: Re: [xsl] alignment of a leader in XSL:FO From: "G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2003 10:36:07 -0400 |
At 2003-07-24 14:58 +0200, Bjoern Eilmes wrote:
In my XSL file I have defined a leader, this leader appears at the bottom of a line,
This is not conformant to the XSL-FO 1.0 specification. Inline constructs such as graphics and leaders sit on the text baseline, not at the bottom of a line.
but I like it to appear at the top of the line.
I tried the attributes leader-alignment="middle" and "top" alignment-baseline="middle" and "top" but it does not work.
To align inline-level constructs, one uses alignment-adjust= ... I find I often have to use this for my graphics, otherwise they look superscripted. Many of my students are surprised to learn that graphics do not sit on the bottom of a text line when using non-ideographic scripts.
Has somebody an idea how I get this leader at the top of a line?
The example below works as I expect when I run it on Antenna House. The third leader is drawn at the top of line.
I hope this helps.
........... Ken
<block>This is a test</block> <block text-align-last="justify"> ABC<leader leader-pattern="rule"/>DEF </block> <block>This is a test</block> <block text-align-last="justify"> ABC<leader leader-pattern="rule" alignment-adjust="after-edge"/>DEF </block> <block>This is a test</block> <block text-align-last="justify"> ABC<leader leader-pattern="rule" alignment-adjust="before-edge"/>DEF </block> <block>This is a test</block>
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