Dishaa,
Have you tried setting any attribute to scale the
image to something reasonable for the paper size you're using? E.g. for a
reasonably square graphic, contentwidth="6in" should do the trick. I haven't
used fop 0.93, but using XEP this works fine. If the image is very tall and
narrow, you would need to set contentwidth to something such that the height
fits when scaled proportionally. We use contentwidth to scale the
images for fo/pdf and set ignore.image.scaling for html.
See http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/ImageSizing.html for
more details.
David
From: Dishaa [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 10:10 AM
To: M.Canales.es;
Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] Image
Size Error and Other issues with Fop0.93
Thank You!
The # 2 Warning message got solved the instant I
began using DocBook XSL v 1.72.0. Since I was using v1.68 with fop 0.93, maybe
I was hitting that message.
# 3 - Solved.
# 4 - No resolution.
Graphics and Figure titles are getting split at the end of the page. I am
hoping that if I fix my image scaling issue, this ugliness should go
away.
# 5 - Thank you! I corrected it to v 1.72.0!
# 6 - .Gifs
work as of now. Just that I had named my files Note.gif and Important.gif
instead of note.gif and important.gif. And I thought I had fixed
that!
Dishaa
"M.Canales.es"
<> wrote:
El
Lunes, 16 de Julio de 2007 17:06, Dishaa escribió:
> 1. Images -
The images appear bigger. I am new to XML/XSL:FO and I am
> striving
to find how to solve the image issue. Needless to say, I am
> nowhere
close to resolving it.
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/0.93/graphics.html#resolution
>
2. I keep hitting the WARNING: The contents
> of row 1 are taller
than they should be (there is a
> block-progression-dimension or
height constraint on the indicated row). Due
> to its contents the row
grows to 14400 millipoints, but the row shouldn't
> get any taller
than MinOptMax[min=opt=max=14000] millipoints.
> (fo:table-row,
location: 385/2553) error. I have no idea how to resolve
> this.
> 3. Jul 16, 2007 10:46:14 AM
>
org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.table.TableContentLayoutManager
>
createElementsForRowGroup - Any idea what kind of solution this
requires?
Both are the same error. In the FO file, at line 385,
column 2553, you will
find the start point of the fo element that is
generating that error.
Without having the fo code and the xml
xources that generates it is dificult
to know what happens.
>
4. The "Keep-together property" seems to work with admonitions, but
again,
> not with images. Can anyone tell me if this HAS or HAS NOT
been fixed with
> fop.093? This page break at the wrong places happens
either if I use the
> customization layer I created or the docbook.xsl
stylesheet that is part of
> Serna's distribution.
I use only
the admonitions graphics, but
in
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/compliance.html
say that
keep-toghetther.* and keep-with-next.* work on all block-level FO
elemments. And keep-with-previous.* work in all block elemments except
list-
and table-related FO blocks. Thus it should work if placed in the
proper fo
tag.
> 5. Another major issue is: When I use the
default
> docbook.xsl which is part of Serna's stylesheet
distribution, the
> Fop1.extension for PDF bookmarks works well. When
I use the customization
> layer, the bookmarks do not appear. There is
obviosuly something wrong with
> this customization layer.
>
>
href="/home/dganapathy/Files/stylesheets/docbook-xsl-1.68.1/fo/docbook.xsl"
>/>
Fix the DocBook-XSL version in
your customization layout.
> 6. The graphics are still not
appearing in both
> cases for admonitions.
Try using the .png
ones, they work fine to me.
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