Editor Note: Section 17.241 fo:margin-left

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    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Priority: Blocker
    • ODF 1.2
    • Affects Version/s: ODF 1.2
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      If the attribute is contained in a common style, its value may be a percentage. In this case the value for the margin has to be calculated by taking the corresponding percentage of the corresponding margin of the parent style.

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      If the attribute is contained in a common style, its value may be a percentage. In this case the value for the margin has to be calculated by taking the corresponding percentage of the corresponding margin of the parent style.
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      If the fo:margin-left attribute is contained in a common style, its value may be a percentage. In that case, the value for the margin is calculated by taking the corresponding percentage of the corresponding margin of the parent style.

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      If the fo:margin-left attribute is contained in a common style, its value may be a percentage. In that case, the value for the margin is calculated by taking the corresponding percentage of the corresponding margin of the parent style.

      Transcribed from ODF_Revised_Editorial_Notes_27May2009.odt

      Original author: Patrick Durusau
      Section 17.241 fo:margin-left

      Ed. Note We allow but do not define how this attribute can refer the same attribute in a parent style. We obviously don't apply this attribute in a uniform manner.

      Ed. Note We say in the prose that percentage values are not supported for frames (<style:page-layout-properties>) but if you run the attlist reference for common-horizontal-margin-attlist, you will find that both length and percentage are allowed values. Either the schema is incorrect or the prose is incorrect. In other instances, percentage is not an allowed value.

      Ed. Note My suggestion is that we pick one definition and apply it uniformly throughout. This dancing in and out of behavior is what leads to this sort of error. I have no ax to grind for any definition although I have a preference for simply following the XSL definition in its entirety. Why else cite it?

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            Patrick Durusau
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            Robert Weir (Inactive)
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