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Subject: [xsl] vertical centering of a block in XSL-FO. From: Fred Romelfanger <fred@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2000 23:12:02 -0500 |
I have two blocks that are beside each other in a table. One block is
larger than
the other, and I want the smaller one centered vertically. The number
of lines in
the smaller box will vary. With external graphics, I see there was a
way to center
it vertically, but didn't find anything for text blocks. The only way
that I found
to get "close" is to count the lines in the smaller section and line
them up
horizontally with lines in the other half. Unfortunatley if I have an
odd number of
lines it won't come out correct. I can't do subsitutions into attribute
values in the
block using xsl, so I can't really do the calculations myself and put in
a space-before.
I am currently using Apache's implementation of XSL-FO. Any
suggestions?
Thanks,
Fred Romelfanger
fred@xxxxxxxxx
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