Subject: [xsl] Nested Blocks including inline Text From: "Kevin Frey" <kfrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 11:01:31 +1000 |
Hello, I am building a rudimentary XSL-FO formatter in C++, initially targeting only the simpler elements of XSL-FO. I understand that fo:block can include other fo:block elements, such as the following: <fo:block> <fo:block> Some text </fo:block> </fo:block> If an fo:block element X contains a nested block, can X also contain inline elements, for example: <fo:block> Text before a child block. <fo:block> Some text </fo:block> Text after a child block. </fo:block> In this situation, what is the layout behaviour? I cannot find any explicit reference to the layout behaviour in the specification under this circumstance, or even whether the above construct is legal. If someone can shed light on this I would appreciate it. Kevin.
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