Hi Jeff,
Jeff Beal said:
> I've been meaning to try this myself and just haven't found the time
> yet. I was going to try adding it to the <fo:root/> element so that it
> applies everywhere. I don't know of any problems that would be caused
> by a line-height-shift-adjustment of 'disregard-shifts'.
That was a thought of mine as well. I'm struggling to think of a case
where that would break something, but I don't know. Any inline graphic
that is tall enough, for example, I suspect would break because of this.
Mind you, and inline graphic causing a baseline shift will look similarly
ugly, IMHO.
> If that does cause problems, a template like this would probably handle
> 90% of the cases:
>
> <xsl:template
> match="para[.//footnote|.//footnoteref|.//superscript|.//subscript]">
> <fo:block line-height-shift-adjustment="disregard-shifts">
> <xsl:apply-imports/>
> </fo:block>
> </xsl:template>
Again, I thought of something like this (though thanks for the concrete
implementation -- I did not get that far), but will this catch everything?
I guess we would need to check the DTD for every place a footnote (and
the others) can appear and create a set of appropriate templates. I'm
glad to know someone else is interested, though. IMHO again, it improves
the output significantly.
--
Paul.
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