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Hi David,<br>
could you provide more info about this. How do you inserting this image
into PDF (background of block, background of block-container,
background of page, ...)? Maybe some XSL-FO source, screenshot, etc. I
can't advice you, until I will be able to imagine (or see) the
situation.<br>
--BS<br>
Dovid Zalkin wrote:
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<div><font color="#000080" face="Arial" size="2">Hi Volodymyr. Thanx
for the suggestion. The problem I found with making the image a
background, is that only the parts of the image where there was text on
the page showed up. In other words, if only half of the page had text,
then only half of the image displayed. Is there any way around that?</font></div>
<div><font color="#000080" face="Arial" size="2">Thanx,</font></div>
<div><font color="#000080" face="Arial" size="2">David</font></div>
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Hi David,<br>
it is probably caused with margins in layout masters. To insert graphic
to fill the page (for example in front-matter, or opener page of
chapter), we are usually inserting it from layout masters.<br>
If you have some margin's in layout masters replace them with paddings,
set margin to 0, and place your image as page background.<br>
here is example:<br>
<tt> <fo:simple-page-master<br>
master-name="Chapter-first-page"<br>
page-width="7in"<br>
page-height="9in"><br>
<fo:region-body<br>
<font color="#3333ff">margin="0"</font><br>
<font color="#3333ff">background-image="url(path_to_image)"<br>
background-repeat="no-repeat"</font><br>
padding-left=".9in"<br>
padding-right="2.5in"<br>
padding-top=".8in"<br>
padding-bottom="1.25in"/><br>
<fo:region-before extent=".75in"<br>
display-align="before"<br>
region-name="first-header"/><br>
<fo:region-after extent=".8in"<br>
padding-left="1in"<br>
padding-right=".4in"<br>
padding-bottom=".8in"<br>
display-align="after"<br>
region-name="first-footer"/><br>
</fo:simple-page-master><br>
</tt>If you want this image appear only from one side of page just
create image (transparent or white) of page size and place your side
image in it. <br>
--BS<br>
Dovid Zalkin wrote:
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<div><font color="#000080" face="Arial" size="2">Hi. I have an
image I am using as a sidebar at the beginning of each chapter of my
document. I have a small problem: If I resize the graphic to be exactly
the size of the page, it doesn't show up at all in the PDF. However, if
it is small enough to appear, it doesn't fill up the whole height of
the page; there is a small amount of whitespace at the top and bottom
of the image in the PDF. My client wants the image to fill up the page
completely. Any suggestions will be welcome.</font></div>
<div><font color="#000080" face="Arial" size="2">Thank you,</font></div>
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<div><font color="#000080" face="Arial" size="2">David Zalkin<br>
Technology Consultant<br>
Tech-Tav Documentation Ltd.<br>
+972 (0)57 313 8506</font></div>
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