Subject: Forms style headers From: "Claes Bergman (BCS)" <Claes.Bergman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 08 Jul 1999 21:16:49 +0200 |
Hi! I have just started to explore DSSSL, and have run into some problems. At Ericsson we use a forms style header in almost every kind of document. I have tried to implement this in DSSSL using Jade 1.2.1 (Windows binary distr., RTF backend, viewed in Word 97). I tried to put a table in the left header of simple-page-sequence (some newbie code enclosed at the end of post), but the table appeared 4(!) times at the beginning of the area below instead. I have tried with different header margins and table sizes. When placing the table outside the header it appears as expected, once :-). My questions: 1. Is it possible (for someone with more experience) to place a table in the header? 2. If not, is it possible to place a table first on every page by some other means? 3. If I have to represent the header form as graphics (like we do in FOSIs), how do I place text on top of the graphic? Best Regards Claes Bergman Ericsson Business Consulting claes.bergman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ----------------------------------- (define eri-header-para (lambda (i_sosofo) (make paragraph line-spacing: 6pt quadding: 'start font-size: 6pt font-family-name: "Arial" i_sosofo))) (define (make-header #!optional (nd (current-node))) (make table table-width: 17cm table-border: #t (make table-part (make table-column) (make table-cell (make sequence (eri-header-para (literal "No.")) (process-first-descendant (normalize "DOC-NO"))))))) (element SEIF (make simple-page-sequence page-width: 21cm page-height: 29.7cm left-margin: 2cm right-margin: 2cm top-margin: 1cm bottom-margin: 2.8cm left-header: (make-header) (process-children))) (element DOC-NO (make paragraph line-spacing: 8pt font-weight: 'bold font-posture: 'normal font-family-name: "Arial" font-size: 8pt quadding: 'start)) DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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