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TablesA basic 2×2 table:❶ upper left upper right lower left lower right ❶ Table cells can have borders, padding, and background; they cannot have margins. The table itselfmay have all attributes a normal block may have, except for padding.A more complicated example includes explicit column width assignment and cells spanning multiple gridunits:❸HeaderItems: 1 : 1 Page 16 of 30
Graphics 1 : 2 ❻ 2 : 1 2 : 2 ❶ border-spacing corresponds to CELLSPACING attribute of the HTML table model.❷ This is a column specifier that sets the width for the second and the third column. Instead ofrepeating the same specifier for two consecutive columns, I have used an number-columns-repeatedattribute: it just clones the description the specified number of times.❸ Table header is a row group like ‹fo:table-body›. It is repeated at the top of page after page breaksunless you specify table-omit-header-at-break="true" on the embracing ‹fo:table›.❹ This cell will span three columns horizontally.❺ This cell will span two rows vertically.❻ This row contains only two cells; the first grid unit is already occupied by the cell spanning fromthe previous row.10. GraphicsThere is a special inline element for including raster graphics into XSL FO — ‹fo:external-graphic›. Thesource image is specified by the src attribute whose value is a URI. XEP handles HTTP, FTP, andfilesystem resource locators in URIs. An unqualified URI is treated as a path to a file in the local file system;if the path is relative, it is calculated from the location of the source XSL FO document.Here’s an example:This text includes a picture:❶ Note the url('…') function-like wrapper around the file name: this is required by the XSL 1.0Recommendation. (XEP recognizes unwrapped URLs, too).Page 17 of 30
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