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AurigaDoc: User Guide |
Starting from version 1.3b AurigaDoc has been modified to depend heavily on css for formatting document. The appearance for all parts of the document can be controlled using css.
A css can be associated to a document by using the <stylesheet url=".." />
element inside the <document-formatting-info>
element.
Even pdf/postscript output can be formatted using a css file. The css file for these outputs can be specified in the <stylesheet-fo url=".." />
element inside the <document-formatting-info>
element. See the src (xml) document of this user guide for an example. Although support for css in pdf/postscript output is limited, using a css can greatly improve the look of the output document.
The css url may either be a:
- http:// url
- an absolute file system path
- or a file system path relative to the output directory.
In addition to specifying a css file, formatting for supported html elements can also be controlled by using the style
attribute.
CSS stylesheet is not applied while creating the rtf due to limitations in jfor.