hello,
we have been running into a serious issue, which threatens to derail our current project. We are working on a document with a three column layout. From time to time there will be a container (image or figure), which should span over two columns and take up all available height. Something similar to this:
With 'height: 100%' set, prince will drop all content following the div and output this error on the console:
If we remove the height attribute, everything works fine. Even if we set 'height: 99%', it works. It appears as if PrinceXML really needs some space below the 'column-span' container. Is there anything to make Prince accept content span over two columns and using 100% of the height?
I have attached a simple test case.
Greetings,
John
we have been running into a serious issue, which threatens to derail our current project. We are working on a document with a three column layout. From time to time there will be a container (image or figure), which should span over two columns and take up all available height. Something similar to this:
div {
float: column-top;
height: 100%;
column-span: 2;
}
With 'height: 100%' set, prince will drop all content following the div and output this error on the console:
prince: error: dropping unpackable block
If we remove the height attribute, everything works fine. Even if we set 'height: 99%', it works. It appears as if PrinceXML really needs some space below the 'column-span' container. Is there anything to make Prince accept content span over two columns and using 100% of the height?
I have attached a simple test case.
Greetings,
John