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Subject: Re: Positioning properties From: "Paul Tchistopolskii" <paul@xxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 15:33:34 -0700 |
>> I can understand the properties of a block about his position.
>> I can have a relative, absolute, fixed ecc. position.
>> Can I have an absolute position only inside another fo:block ?
Absolute position is calculated with respect to the *containing
block*. For instance, if your element is a direct child of
a fo:flow | fo:static-content, then the position is calculated
with respect to the correspondent region on the page, set by the
region-body or any of the side regions.
>> Is it possible to define the dimension of a block ?
if ('define'=='set explicitly')
{
You cannot easily control the absolute dimensions of a generic fo:block.
However, there are several objects that do have the possibility
to specify their dimensions explicitly, namely:
- fo:inline-graphic and fo:display-graphic;
- fo:inline-included-container and fo:display-included-container.
These four elements have 'height' and 'width' attributes. For any
other element, you can control its absolute dimensions by placing
it inside either of the included-containers. There are also more
tricky techniques.
}
else if ('define'=='obtain the value of')
{
In principle, there exist a mechanism named "expressions"
(XSL WD p.3.5) that could provide for this. But it is still very
rudimentary in the current draft, and nothing definite can be
said at the moment.
}
>> Can I have a text block with specified dimension and another block for
>> example on the right of it with different dimensions ?
It is possible but not simple.
>> Can I have an fo:inline-block ?
Probably fo:inline-included-container is what you mean. It enables
you to put an entire rectangular area (filled with blocks or whatever
other staff) to be placed as an inline element
Rgds.Paul.
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