Hi Angela:
Thank you for your detailed email. I tried resetting
the margins to what you mentioned and removed the
actual "height" and "width" attributes on the graphic
itself but it again says "no space for element to
recover".
The region-before extent is set to 37mm and the
region-after to 17mm. Is there anything that I am
doing wrong here?
--- Angela Williams
<Angela(_dot_)Williams(_at_)the401kcompany(_dot_)com> wrote:
No - your code doesn't work for me, either.
See
http://www.renderx.net/lists/xep-support/2089.html
for more info on
scaling graphics.
If your page margins are defined as 8.5 x 11, I
believe you need to
subtract the top and bottom page margin AND the top
and bottom body
margin to determine the allowable height of the
graphic (likewise, the
left and right page and body margins to determine
the max width.)
In my case, I am using .5in margins for both page
and body (1in total
all around), so the I believe the max allowable
height of the graphic
would be 9in for an 11in page-height BUT the max
width would only be
6.5in.
I set the height and width to equal the max values
and used
scale-to-fit.
<xsl:attribute-set name="first-page-body-margins">
A) <xsl:attribute
name="margin-top">.5in</xsl:attribute>
B) <xsl:attribute
name="margin-bottom">.5in</xsl:attribute>
C) <xsl:attribute
name="margin-left">.5in</xsl:attribute>
D) <xsl:attribute
name="margin-right">.5in</xsl:attribute>
</xsl:attribute-set>
<xsl:attribute-set name="first-page-margins">
E) <xsl:attribute
name="page-height">11in</xsl:attribute>
F) <xsl:attribute
name="page-width">8.5in</xsl:attribute>
G) <xsl:attribute
name="margin-top">.5in</xsl:attribute>
H) <xsl:attribute
name="margin-bottom">.5in</xsl:attribute>
I) <xsl:attribute
name="margin-left">.5in</xsl:attribute>
J) <xsl:attribute
name="margin-right">.5in</xsl:attribute>
</xsl:attribute-set>
E - A - B - G - H = 9in max height
F - C - D - I - J = 6.5 max width
<fo:external-graphic content-height="scale-to-fit"
height="9in"
content-width="scale-to-fit" width="6.5in"
src="url({(_at_)href})"/>
-----Original Message-----
From: ms [mailto:mina_hurray(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)com]
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 1:20 PM
To: xsl-list(_at_)lists(_dot_)mulberrytech(_dot_)com
Subject: RE: [xsl] Graphics scaling on XSLFO - need
suggestions
Hi Angela:
I use XEP 4.4 too. The xml for the graphics has:
<graphic href="2367.tif" height="8.35in"
width="7.5in"/>
And in the XSLFO i use <fo:external-graphic>
My code has
<fo:external-graphic content-height="{(_at_)height}"
content-width="{(_at_)width}" src="url({(_at_)href})"/>
Please let me know if there is anything wrong in
this
construct.
--- Angela Williams
<Angela(_dot_)Williams(_at_)the401kcompany(_dot_)com> wrote:
I use XEP 4.4 and scale the content-height
successfully.
-----Original Message-----
From: ms [mailto:mina_hurray(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)com]
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 10:57 AM
To: xsl-list(_at_)lists(_dot_)mulberrytech(_dot_)com
Subject: Re: [xsl] Graphics scaling on XSLFO -
need
suggestions
Hello all:
Thank you for your reply. I use XEP. And I did try
setting just the content-width and still get the
same
error.I will check the XEP forum.
--- Jay Bryant <jay(_at_)bryantcs(_dot_)com> wrote:
Hi all:
I am having issues with displaying graphics on
the
PDF
using XSLFO. A graphic measuring 7.5in by
8.35in
gives
a "no space for element to recover" error
while
generating the PDF using XSLFO. Can anybody
point
me
to a forum where I can post these kind of
issues
or
can anyone on this list give me some ideas?
Thanks in advance
Hi, Mina,
It would help if you would mention which FO
processor you use, because the
answer to your problem probably varies by
processor.
However, you can try a
couple things that may work regardless of which
processor you use. (Also, I
assume that you are using the external-graphic
element.)
First, try setting the content-width attribute
to
whatever width you want.
The height should scale automatically. You can
also
try setting the width
attribute (though that's really for the bounding
box
around the image).
This is the right place for FO questions, by the
way. However, whatever
processor you use very probably has a mailing
list
or forum where folks who
know the quirks of that tool can provide more
specific answers.
HTH
Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
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