Each region can have its own background, so you can use
background-image= on <region-body>.
To get "the whole page" you will need to have the body region extend
to the page dimensions, which is not really desirable for top and
bottom margins.
Yes, I noticed.
An alternative is to parcel out a whole page background into bits that
are set as the backgrounds of the respective perimeter regions and
body region.
<sigh> I was hoping you wouldn't say that. Oh well. I guess I will chalk
that up as something else XSLFO can't do.
Thanks.
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Kamal Bhatt
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