I've been trying to wrap my head around "4.3 Spaces and Conditionality" in the
XSL spec, but I'm a bit confused.
What I'd like to have is a block A which may or may not have a nested block B
inside it (actually a title inside a chapter wrapper). A itself has a
space-before of 6pt, and with no B inside, that's what will separate stuff
before A from other things inside A. B has a space-before of 18pt, and when it
is present I want the total space between stuff before A and B itself to be
18pt, not 18+6pt. That is, I want their spaces to overlap such that the greater
one wins. How do I do that?
I could make a rule that matches on the two cases separately of course by
setting the space-before to different values in each case, but I'd like it if
there were a prettier way.
Regards,
/Fredrik
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