--- Alexander Peshkov <peshkov@renderx.com> wrote:
Alexander Peshkov wrote:
> Hello Paul,
>
> I believe that behavior you observe is the one
prescribed by XSL-FO
> specification.
>
> XSL-FO spec states that 'conditionality' controls
whether a
> space-specifier has effect at the beginning or end
of a
> reference-area.
I think this analysis is incorrect in that I think
column-spanning blocks do establish reference areas.
If am reading the spec correctly, each block with
span="all" in a multi-column flow creates a new "span
reference area":
From 6.4.1.2. Page-masters"
> For region-masters to which the column-count
property applies, the main-reference-area
> is further subdivided by having child-areas
designated as "span-reference-areas" whose number
> depends upon the number of spans (i.e. block-areas
with span="all") occurring on the page. These in turn
> are subdivided by having child-areas designated as
"normal-flow-reference-areas", whose number depends
> on the number of columns specified.
I think this is pretty clearly establishing that each
column-spanning block establishes a new span reference
area.
Cheers,
Eliot
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