Re: [xsl] the fo:block thing

Matts Isuls wrote:

Just started with fo. I have this cell in a table. The name string can be so
long that it breakes into two lines. So sometimes two lines sometimes one.
The thing is that is always have to use two lines. How do i do this?

Just pad the string with spaces at the end. But, why do you want to achieve really? What if it will be 3 lines or more?

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