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Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] two-column solution
Hello, let me come back to the two-column-problem: On 2003.06.20 08:46, Jirka Kosek wrote: > More easy to implement solution will be postprocessing of FO which > will "unwrap" nested spanned objects directly under the corresponding > fo:flow. Something similar to Ken's PSMI stylesheet for rotated > tables. > > Jirka We had exactly the same demands like Bill Lawrence who started this thread and we implemented a solution in the way Jirka Kosek describes: We have written a Java program that can match an XPath and reorder all matched elements and their parents until the <fo:block span="all"> is a direct child of <fo:flow>. Please see http://trieloff.net/docbook/archive/000365.html for more detailed information, download and usage instructions. with best regards Lars Trieloff -- Lars Trieloff <lars@trieloff.net> ____________________________________________________________ / Software Documentation Weblog German DocBook Tutorial \ | http://trieloff.net/docbook http://trieloff.net/tutorial | | | | Two column-solution | | <http://trieloff.net/docbook/archive/000365.html> | | YesLogic Prince 2.1 | | <http://trieloff.net/docbook/archive/000364.html> | | Conglomerate 0.5.4 released | | <http://trieloff.net/docbook/archive/000363.html> | \___________________________________________________________/
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