If it were me, I'd background only the body-region (as Ken says,
much easier), and use an SVG image.
The SVG would be tiny, most processors support SVG images (including
both FOP and AH), and making an SVG saying "Confidential" in big
letters running diagonally, say, would be fairly trivial, with
plenty of variations possible (colors, opacity, outlining). Also, it
could be managed inline as a literal in your XSLT, if you like,
saving you the overhead of creating and managing a separate file.
Hi Wendell,
I was thinking about SVG after I saw the watermarking example of Antenna House
I am curious to how I could manage the SVG inline in the stylesheet,
can you give a example please?
thanks
Geert
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