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RE: fo:inline vs. fo:wrapper

Subject: RE: fo:inline vs. fo:wrapper
From: DPawson@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 10:16:27 +0100
fo wrapper
> Is there something about fo:inline that prevents them from 
> breaking across 
> lines?

Errr, yes. If they broke across lines they wouldn't be inlines?
The lines are generated by the formatter from your content.

if you specify long inlines, then you need to account for overflows.



> 
> I'm prepared to use fo:wrapper to instigate momentary 
> changes, say, into an 
> italic face -- but had supposed fo:inline was the right way.

<fo:block style='for majority'>
....
 <fo:inline style='for this bit'> ... </inline>
</block>

should do that Wendell.

What am I missing?

regards DaveP

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