At 2002-09-16 16:29 +0200, Thomas Sandor wrote:
I have some sentences in a paragraph and have a picture (an illustration for
it). what I'd like to do is insert a picture e.g. in the center of the page
and have the sentences from the paragraph sourround it. (not like 1
sentence, then comes the picture, and the second line comes from far behind
the bottom of the picture.)
You are asking to flow content (your sentences) into a non-rectangular
structure (the text box with the hole in it to accommodate the
picture). Though it has four edges, the hole inside doesn't make it a
simple rectangle.
Areas in XSL-FO 1.0 are only rectangular and are not exclusive. If you
place one area on top of the other area, both get rendered as if the other
area were not there.
I cannot think of any way to get the effect that you want in XSL-FO 1.0.
................ Ken
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