On Mon, Jul 28 2008 17:00:42 +0100, sarkups(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)com wrote:
Is there any way to cross reference hotspots on figures in XSLFO?
I have a feeling that this has come up before, but I can't think where.
About all that I can think of/remember is:
- Put the graphic in a fo:block-container
- Use fo:basic-link containing fo:block-container for the (rectangular)
hotspots.
The fo:basic-link for the hotspots would also be in the containing
fo:block-container. Their fo:block-containers would each have
absolute-position="absolute" so you can position them inside the
containing fo:block-container. They would also have a z-index value
that puts them in front of the graphic.
It would, of course, be simpler if you could use a graphic format that
natively supported hotspots, though I can't actually of any except
possibly SVG or PDF encapsulated in PDF.
Regards,
Tony Graham
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