Hello Holger,
Holger Flörke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use the extension rx:flow-section to render a two column block onto a
> single column page. Within the two column block should be headings
> spanned over the two columns. I try to use <fo:block span="all">, but
> XEP complains about "[warning] 'span' attribute on block ignored because
> the element is not a direct child of a flow". This is true because
> fo:block is a direct child of rx:flow-section.
This is a limitation of XEP.
> How can I span all columns of a rx:flow-section?
With XEP, the only way to achieve it is to split rx:flow-section into
chunks, avoiding nesting.
<fo:flow>
<!-- content on single-column page -->
<rx:flow-section column-count="2">
<!-- content on two-column section -->
</rx:flow-section>
<rx:flow-section column-count="1">
<!-- spanning heading -->
</rx:flow-section>
<rx:flow-section column-count="2">
<!-- more content on two-column section -->
</rx:flow-section>
...
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