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Is there a way to have very specific page layout?
I want to create a 4up PDF A4 page, so that the page can be cut and folded and have four items on each page.
Each of the 4 would represent 4 content items, so if there were 24 items in the folder it would print onto six pages.
So the key thing is to have everything fairly precisely positioned inside 4 boxes.
It feels like this should be straightforward but I'm struggling to find a similar example. Is there anything like this out there?
Hi John -
I'd use an xsl-foreach and then place you element in an absolute positioned fashioned based on "position() mod 4"
Does this makes sense - if not, let me know what you are struggling the and i'll lend a hand.
Thanks
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Very Specific Page Layout
Is there a way to have very specific page layout?
I want to create a 4up PDF A4 page, so that the page can be cut and folded and have four items on each page.
Each of the 4 would represent 4 content items, so if there were 24 items in the folder it would print onto six pages.
So the key thing is to have everything fairly precisely positioned inside 4 boxes.
It feels like this should be straightforward but I'm struggling to find a similar example. Is there anything like this out there?
Hi John -
I'd use an xsl-foreach and then place you element in an absolute positioned fashioned based on "position() mod 4"
Does this makes sense - if not, let me know what you are struggling the and i'll lend a hand.
Thanks
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