[xep-support] inline graphic behavior

[Bob Stayton]

I'm not able to duplicate this problem with a recent or older version of DocBook XSL.  I copied your para into a file, replaced the image paths with "images/caution.png", set the $alignment stylesheet parameter to justify, and the paragraph looks normal.

Are you using a customization, and if so, do you get the same behavior when you use the stock DocBook XSL instead of your customization?


Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
DocBook Consulting
bobs at sagehill.net


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: mdamkier at versant.com 
  To: xep-support at renderx.com 
  Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 3:50 AM
  Subject: [xep-support] inline graphic behavior



  Hallo, 
  I am using DocBook XML and XSL-FO with XEP to create PDF. I am seeing a funny behavior with <inlinegraphic...> and/or <inlinemediaobject>. It is as if a line-feed follows the image. The attached image shows what I mean. 

  Here is the XML... 
  <para>Each of the panes can be expanded or collapsed by clicking on the buttons in the upper 
           right corner of the pane (<inlinegraphic fileref="icons/WindowPane-minimize.gif" /> 
           <guilabel> Minimize</guilabel>, <inlinegraphic fileref="icons/WindowPane-maximize.gif" /> 
           <guilabel> Maximize</guilabel>, <inlinegraphic fileref="icons/WindowPane-restore.gif" /> 
           <guilabel> Restore</guilabel>). You can also resize the panes by dragging their borders. </para> 

  This works fine for the HTML output and is the same if I use <inlinemediaobject>. 
  I am relatively new to all this so any suggestions would be very appreciated. 
  Thank you. 

  Michael Damkier
  mdamkier at versant.com

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