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the problem is 
its not showing any empty space after the first fo:block as the font size is very small... 
 
i am trying to fix the block height to a specific height.
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the problem is
its not showing any empty space after the first fo:block as the font size is very small...

i am trying to fix the block height to a specific height.

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hm...can't check it right now, but try &lt;fo:block space-before.optimum=&quot;1pt&quot; space-after.optimum=&quot;1pt&quot;&gt; 

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hm...can't check it right now, but try <fo:block space-before.optimum="1pt" space-after.optimum="1pt">

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how to fix the fo:block height irrespective of the font size for the content in that block? 
 
i am using xsl-fo formatter from antenna house. 
 
for example, 
 
&lt;fo:block height=&quot;2.3cm&quot; &nbsp;font-size=&quot;7pt&quot;&gt; 
hello 
&lt;/fo:block&gt; 
&lt;fo:block height=&quot;1.3cm&quot; &nbsp;font-size=&quot;10pt&quot;&gt; 
world 
&lt;/fo:block&gt; 
 
 
displays as 
 
hello 
world 
 
instead of 
 
hello 
 
 
world. 
 
i am unable to fix the block height. 
 
 
 
thats for your reply. 
 
 
regards 

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how to fix the fo:block height irrespective of the font size for the content in that block?

i am using xsl-fo formatter from antenna house.

for example,

<fo:block height="2.3cm" font-size="7pt">
hello
</fo:block>
<fo:block height="1.3cm" font-size="10pt">
world
</fo:block>


displays as

hello
world

instead of 

hello


world.

i am unable to fix the block height.



thats for your reply.


regards

xsl:fo (how to fix the fo:block height irrespective of the font size for the content in that block?)

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