[xep-support] RenderX rendering padding above and below image

Mark Cilia Vincenti mark at gfi.com
Fri Sep 29 04:55:46 PDT 2006


Hi,

I'm running XEP 4.7 and I've been trying to get something done for ages
now.

I have this code which I cleaned up as much as I could...

<fo:table table-layout="fixed">
	<fo:table-column column-width="90mm"/>
	<fo:table-column column-width="52mm"/>
	<fo:table-column background-color="black" column-width="68mm"/>
	<fo:table-body>
		<fo:table-row height="28mm">
			<fo:table-cell/>
			<fo:table-cell padding-before="5mm">
				<fo:block>
					<fo:external-graphic>
						<xsl:attribute
name="content-height">18mm</xsl:attribute>
						<xsl:attribute
name="scaling">uniform</xsl:attribute>
						<xsl:attribute
name="src">url('N:\DTP\Company General\xml brochure\new
size\gfi_logo.jpg')</xsl:attribute>
					</fo:external-graphic>
				</fo:block>
			</fo:table-cell>
			<fo:table-cell padding-before="5mm"
padding-start="5mm">
				<fo:block>
					<fo:external-graphic>
						<xsl:attribute
name="content-height">18mm</xsl:attribute>
						<xsl:attribute
name="scaling">uniform</xsl:attribute>
						<xsl:attribute
name="src">url('N:\DTP\Company General\xml brochure\new
size\3texts.jpg')</xsl:attribute>
					</fo:external-graphic>
				</fo:block>
			</fo:table-cell>
		</fo:table-row>
		<fo:table-row>
			<fo:table-cell/>
			<fo:table-cell number-columns-spanned="2">
				<fo:block>
					<fo:external-graphic>
						<xsl:attribute
name="content-width">120mm</xsl:attribute>
						<xsl:attribute
name="scaling">uniform</xsl:attribute>
						<xsl:attribute
name="src">url('N:\DTP\Company General\xml brochure\new
size\faceret.jpg')</xsl:attribute>
					</fo:external-graphic>
				</fo:block>
			</fo:table-cell>
		</fo:table-row>
		<fo:table-row>
			<fo:table-cell number-columns-spanned="3"
background-color="#CC0000" height="2mm"/>
		</fo:table-row>
	</fo:table-body>
</fo:table>


It is putting in at least 1mm padding between the second and third row,
and a thin white line between the 1st and second row. How can I remove
these please?

  
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