Hi,
On Thursday 22 September 2005 03:29, Teus Benschop wrote:
> This clever emulator works well for normal English text. But we have to
> deal with all characters defined in Unicode. I still request RenderX to
> natively support font-variant="small-caps".
and
> Hello,
>
> XEP does not support font-variant="small-caps".
> FOP and XSLFormatter do.
Actually RenderX supports small caps (I use XEP 4.4 build 20050822). Some
days ago I could use successfully small caps in my document and
remembered your posting. Try the following steps:
1. You need a font that contains small caps. That's the most important
thing, otherwise the whole configuration is useless.
2. The configuration file must contain an entry somewhere in xep.xml:
<font-family name="THE.SCFONT">
<!-- More entries -->
<font weight="normal" variant="small-caps">
<!-- Point to the font file: -->
<font-data pfb="THE-Caps.pfb"
afm="THE-Caps.afm"/>
</font>
</font>
</font-family>
3. Your XSL-FO file must contain the font-family and font-variant
attributes, for example:
<fo:inline font-family="THE.SCFONT"
font-variant="small-caps">Hello World</fo:inline>
If you follow these steps, you should get small caps in your PDF. At
least, I was successfull. :)
Good luck,
Tom
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