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FOP: how do I get my content to overflow onto a new page?
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- Subject: [xsl] FOP: how do I get my content to overflow onto a new page?
- From: "Pouliot, Brian R." <brpouliot at tasc dot com>
- Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 16:26:19 -0500
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All the documentation I've found says that all content in the fo:region-body
will overflow onto a new page if there is not room for it on the first one.
I also found several sites saying to set the "overflow" attribute of
fo:region-body to "paginate" or "visible". This didn't work either.
I have a tabular report document that displays fo:block headers above
fo:table elements. The only way I know to position the block headers
correctly is to use absolute positioning. Does that mess up the formatting?
All I can think of is that my absolute positioning is not allowing the
page-master to start a new page.
Anybody figured this out?
Thanks,
Brian
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