[CH] Content overflows the viewport of an fo:block-container
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[CH] Content overflows the viewport of an fo:block-container
Hi
Can you help me understand whay I am getting the following error?
[CH] Content overflows the viewport of an fo:block-container (id='section_iml_rlg_wpb' "fjjhjadhjfddsladlsakj...) in inline-progression direction by 3498 millipoints. (See position 267:169)
I have configured a transformation
scenario which uses a customised project to create a PDF. My colleage who created the customised template follows the exact same steps as me to create the PDF and it works fine for him. We use a BitBucket repository for our work.
I get multiple of these errors (ataches screen Oxygen1) and there is a huge gap between elements (Oxygen2.snag). However there are no issues when checking the Developer console (Oxygen1.snag).
Can you help me understand whay I am getting the following error?
[CH] Content overflows the viewport of an fo:block-container (id='section_iml_rlg_wpb' "fjjhjadhjfddsladlsakj...) in inline-progression direction by 3498 millipoints. (See position 267:169)
I have configured a transformation
- Oxygen2.jpg (73.9 KiB) Viewed 1657 times
I get multiple of these errors (ataches screen Oxygen1) and there is a huge gap between elements (Oxygen2.snag). However there are no issues when checking the Developer console (Oxygen1.snag).
- Oxygen1.jpg (204.74 KiB) Viewed 1657 times
- Oxygen2.jpg (73.9 KiB) Viewed 1657 times
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Re: [CH] Content overflows the viewport of an fo:block-container
Post by julien_lacour »
Hello,
This warning indicates that a part of the content overflows the area allocated for the content and enters the space allocated for margins.
You can check in your CSS style-sheets if, at the given locations you don't have an extra padding/margin that pushes the content outside of the box.
If you cannot find anything in the custom files, you can still send these to support@oxygenxml.com for analysis.
Regards,
Julien
This warning indicates that a part of the content overflows the area allocated for the content and enters the space allocated for margins.
You can check in your CSS style-sheets if, at the given locations you don't have an extra padding/margin that pushes the content outside of the box.
If you cannot find anything in the custom files, you can still send these to support@oxygenxml.com for analysis.
Regards,
Julien
Re: [CH] Content overflows the viewport of an fo:block-container
I just had this happen.
I was looking at a series of images and one was out of alignment with the other on output, so I switched it from placement="break" to "inline". This caused the error to occur referencing some of the other phrases in the paragraph (which helped me figure out where the error was).
I didn't want to update the placement for all of the other images, so I just added a <p> for the one causing the issue and was able to do a Transformation without any issues.
Hope that helps!
I was looking at a series of images and one was out of alignment with the other on output, so I switched it from placement="break" to "inline". This caused the error to occur referencing some of the other phrases in the paragraph (which helped me figure out where the error was).
I didn't want to update the placement for all of the other images, so I just added a <p> for the one causing the issue and was able to do a Transformation without any issues.
Hope that helps!
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