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What Is XSL (eXtensible Stylesheet Language)
This section describes XSL (eXtensible Stylesheet Language), which is a language introduced as a W3C Recommendation to help users to process XML source documents to be presented in different styles of devices in two steps: transformation and formatting.
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Inline Stacking and Block Stacking
This section describes inline stacking and block stacking, which are processes to stack smaller areas inline-wise are block-wise to form new larger areas.
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Margin Collapsed between Block Areas
This section provides a tutorial example showing margin-top of the second block is collapsed into margin-bottom of the first block.
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simple-page-master Attributes and Sub Elements
This section describes attributes and sub elements of simple-page-master: master-name is the only required attribute and region-body is the only required sub element.
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List, Item, Label, and Body
This chapter provides tutorial notes and example codes on list formatting objects. Topics include list formatting object tree; start-indent attribute on list-item-label and list-item-body.
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What Is XEP?
This section describes RenderX XEP, which is an XSL processor developed by RenderX that allows you to perform XSLT (XSL Transformations) and process XSL-FO (XSL Formatting Objects) to paged output devices. RenderX does offer XEP Free Person edition.
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Page Layout and Page Sequence Mapping
This section provides a tutorial example on how to apply a layout of 'simple-page-master' to a 'page-sequence'. The master-reference must match the master-name. And flow-name must match the region-name.
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Inline-Level Formatting Objects
This chapter provides tutorial notes and example codes on XSL-FO inline-level formatting objects. Topics include introduction of 'inline', 'inline-container', 'character', 'leader', and 'page-number*' formatting objects; inline area splitting for line breaks; converting block-level formatting object...
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XEP Font Configuration Settings
This section describes RenderX XEP font configuration settings defined in the xep.xml file. Adobe Base-14 and some Windows fonts are predefined.
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Building Back-of-Book Indexes
This section provides a tutorial example on how to build a clickable back-of-book indexes with hyperlinks using index-key attributes and index-page-citation-list formatting objects.
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💬 2023-03-09 Henrik Laurell: this code example does not show any pagenumbers for some reason ? ...

Table Formatting Object Tree
This section describes the table formatting object tree, which generate a table with a body, header and footer with rows of cells. A table can also have a caption.
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About This Book
This section provides some detailed information about this book - __title__.
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Precedence of Side Region Corners
This section provides tutorial example to demonstrate that the 'start' or 'end' region wins the corner area against the 'before' or 'after' region when two adjacent 'side' regions are declared by default. If the 'start' or 'end' region wants to win, it must have precedence='true' specified.
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What Is "character" Formatting Object?
This section describes 'character' formatting object, which is an inline-level formatting object that represents a single character on the output device.
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What Is XSLT (XSL Transformations)
This section describes XSLT (XSL Transformations), which is a language that allows you to write a stylesheet as an XML document to describe rules for transforming a source XML document into a new XML document or a regular text document.
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Hyperlinks, Table of Contents and Indexes
This chapter provides tutorial notes and example codes on hyperlinks, table of contents, and indexes. Topics include introduction of 'basic-link' formatting object; 'internal-destination' and 'external-destination' attributes; building table of contents with hyperlinks; using index-key attributes an...
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"block" Formatting Object Examples
This section provides a tutorial example on how to use 'block' formatting object with some basic attributes.
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What Is an Area
This section describes XSL-FO Area, which is a rectangular area with formatting properties on the presentation medium that represents a unit of formatted information.
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What Is XSL Area Model
This section describes XSL-FO area model, which is a key concept used by XSL to organize and render formatting objects as a tree of areas on the presentation medium.
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What Are Block-Level Formatting Objects
This section describes block-level formatting objects, which generates block areas. XSL 1.1 supports two types of block-level formatting objects: 'block' and 'block-container'.
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References
List of reference materials used in this book.
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What Is "inline" Formatting Object?
This section describes 'inline' formatting object, which generates an inline area on the target device with its content.
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"block" with Mixed Content
This section provides a tutorial example showing a 'block' with mixed content of text and child block-level formatting objects. Text will be processed in child blocks first. Then all child blocks will be stacked to produce the final parent block.
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What Are Inline-Level Formatting Objects?
This section describes inline-level formatting objects, like 'inline', 'inline-container', 'character', and 'external-graphic'. They are used to generate inline areas.
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