February 21, 2005
Enhancements
- It has now improved that characters are arranged too close in the CJK documents.
- The parents of the float is now interpreted as reference-area and the position of the float is made more exact.
- The error is now displayed when the order of page-sequence is wrong.
Bug Fixes
- The font substitution by font-alias did not become effective with SVG.
- The color specified with text-decoration="line-through" was not reflected.
- The nested <!ENTITY...> specified in FO might not be evaluated correctly.
- When fo:marker was in the fo:table-body, border-before in table-footer after the 2nd page disappeared.
- The page number of the fo:page-number-citation might become one page before it should be.
- When outputting to PDF, some part of the width of the table border might change.
- When two or more nested tables were in the table-cell and automatic table layout was specified, system error might occur.
- When there is a block-container with the height which cannot be arranged in one page unless it is surrounded by the block with span="all" in the column page and page break occur, it might overflow without breaking a page.
- There are some fonts in Type1 fonts which became the same characters when they were embedded.
- When a character was not fit into one line slightly, the character might be sent to the following line.
- The position of the revision bar might not be correct.
- EMF which used the user style might not be able to be drawn correctly.
- The system error might occur when the COM interface was initialized.
- When span="all" was specified to the fo:block, break-after="page" specified in the same fo:block might be disregarded.
- When tranforming into PDF, borders other than a solid line might be somewhat missing.
- axf:overflow-condense="font-size" might not be effective because of the leader, etc.
- When the width was specified with the percent value to the fo:table-cell in the fo:table which was in the fo:static-content, and the width was not specified to the fo:table, the width of the table and cell got narrower on each page.