I wonder what the principles are for vertical alignment in <fo:flow>. I'm
making presentation slides and would like the content, which is often just
a couple of words per slide, center aligned both horizontally and
vertically. My first idea was something like this:
<fo:flow>
<fo:block-container
text-align="center"
display-align="center"
height="170mm">
...
</fo:block-container>
</fo:flow>
But neither height nor display-align seem to makes any difference here. Is
this what absolute-position="fixed" is meant for? Can anyone give an
example of which properties are involved?
Gustaf,
the markup requires that this particular block-conteiner is 170mm in height
and its content is centered in both vertical and horizontal directions.
If height does not work, then you are using a processor that does not support
this attribute. XEP v3 supports it. XEP v2 didn't.
David
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