- From: Paul Grosso <pgrosso@arbortext.com>
- Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2003 14:52:25 -0600
- To: Victor Vishnyakov <tch_@mail.ru>
- Cc: xsl-editors@w3.org
Victor, Thank you for your comment on XSL FO at http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xsl-editors/2003JulSep/0003.html You asked why fo:page-number and fo:page-number-citation do not list the color property among its set of "applicable" properties. Our disposition of your comment is as follows: ================================================ Specifying, e.g., color="red" on a fo:page-number or fo:page-number-citation is the way to specify color to be applied to the number. Technically, however, this is achieved by inheriting the color specification from the fo:page-number or fo:page-number-citation to the fo:character objects, to which "color" applies", representing the page-number. In other words, it is appropriate to specify the color property on fo:page-number or fo:page-number-citation, but the reason color is not listed as *applying* to fo:page-number or fo:page-number-citation is that the color property doesn't really *apply* to them, but rather to their children fo:character objects (where "color" is listed as applying). The SG noticed that there were some inconsistencies in the spec in regard to just what is listed as applying where with respect to other FOs and properties, and we are taking a further look at the spec in this regard. ================================================ Thank you for your continued interest in XSL FO. Paul Grosso for the XSL FO Subgroup of the XSL WG
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