Re: fo:list-block problem

At 2004-06-01 17:20 +0200, Markus Gamperl wrote:
> I'm sorry but i don't understand your suggestion - could you please give me
> an example? (or change my example template)
I hope this example helps:

  <block xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format"; font-size="20pt">
    <block>Mimic a list using side floats</block>
    <block intrusion-displace="block">
      <float float="start"><block>1.1.1&#xa0;</block></float>
      Here is a long body with a short label to the start
      side of the page with some wrapping going
      on to show the effect on the label.
    </block>
    <block intrusion-displace="block">
      <float float="start"><block>1.1.1.1.1.1&#xa0;</block></float>
      Here is a long body with a longer label to the start
      side of the page with some wrapping
      going on to show the effect on the label.
    </block>
  </block>

................... Ken

> > >Or what would you suggest for this problem?
> >
> > Using a side float for the item label and a regular block for the item
> > body, but not use the list construct.  You can influence the width of the
> > side float, which impacts on the width of the item body.


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