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Subject: Re[2]: [docbook-apps] Wrap Text Around Image
Hello Sean, It's not quite clear what's the reason of "picture remains in its own block" since I haven't seen your code nor have any information about your XSL FO formatter. The general usage pattern is to define float type using 'default.float.class' stylesheet parameter and set float="1" on your figure (though I haven't tried it :-). Note that default value of 'default.float.class' is 'before' which is not what you want. You have to change it to one of the side float values (i.e. 'start'). As for additional examples - I suggest you to look into the code of fo/formal.xsl stylesheet from the standard docbook-xsl distribution. There is a template <xsl:template match="figure"> that contains code related to the floating figure generation. You may want to customize it. Best regards, Alexander Peshkov mailto:peshkov@renderx.com RenderX SW> Hello Alex, SW> Yes, I am aware of the @float on figure and informalfigure elements. What SW> must, or how must I use it? I set float="1" but the picture remains in its SW> own block. SW> TDG just mentions that the default is "0" and I have not found any other SW> references to usage from where I may take an example. SW> Sean Wheller
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