At 2009-10-27 13:09 -0700, Mark Wilson wrote:
Hi all,
I know I can do this:
<fo:block start-indent="4em" text-indent="-4em">
but is it possible to make something like this work?
<fo:block>
........
<fo:wrapper start-indent="4em" text-indent="-4em">
So that the wrapper stuff is indented within the block.
Can you describe your requirement in more detail? Your <fo:wrapper>
is going to add those block-oriented properties to any block content
inside, but if you only have inline characters inside, then you won't
see any effect.
If so, how?
If you are expecting to write:
<fo:block>abc<fo:wrapper (indents)>def ghi</fo:wrapper>jkl</fo:block>
... then what would you have wanted to see?
. . . . . . . . . Ken
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