Extensions

Specifies how to include bookmarks in multi separate volume. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

first

Adds a bookmark to the first separate volume.

all

Adds bookmarks to all the separate volumes.

separate

Adds each bookmark to each separate volume. Bookmarks are added to the volume where axf:outline-level="1" appears. The bookmark that goes across the volume is added to the previous volume. For that reason, the external link to the other volume may be included even though axf:bookmark-include="separate" is specified.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the initial volume number in multi separate volume. no-LT

This value is applied for the format property and utilized for the PDF file name to output. In the following example, the file name of the separate volume is document-2.pdf, document-3.pdf, document-4.pdf,...

<axf:output-volume-info
  initial-volume-number="2"
  format="-1"
/>

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Separates the file in multi volume. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

true

Separates the volume newly from this fo:page-sequence.

false

Do not separates the volume newly from this fo:page-sequence.

Specifies axf:output-volume-break="true" to fo:page-sequence where you want to start separating the volume. The document number increases one by one. When separating the volume, axf:output-volume-break="true" is regarded as always being specified to the first fo:page-sequence. If axf:output-volume-break="false" is specified explicitly, it is ignored.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the document file name in multi separate volume. no-LT

If nothing specified, the automatic file name using the format property is adopted. If this property is specified, the specified name is adopted. This property is effective only with the top fo:page-sequence or with the fo:page-sequence where axf:output-volume-break="true" is specified.

In the following example, suppose that if document.pdf is specified as the file name of the PDF output, the separated file names will be document-2.pdf, chapterX.pdf, document-4.pdf,...

<axf:output-volume-info
  initial-volume-number="2"
  format="-1"
/>

<fo:page-sequence>
  ...
</fo:page-sequence>
<fo:page-sequence axf:output-volume-break="true" axf:output-volume-filename="ChapterX.pdf">
  ...
</fo:page-sequence>
<fo:page-sequence axf:output-volume-break="true">
  ...
</fo:page-sequence>

The original PDF file name cannot be omitted even though axf:output-volume-filename is specified to all the fo:page-sequence. This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the language code (RFC3066). It is not possible to omit it.

Specifies the amount of space. Specification is invalid when 0 or less.

Values have the following meanings.

figure

Indicates the same amount as U+2007.

punctuation

Indicates the same amount as U+2008.

thin

Indicates the same amount as U+2009.

hair

Indicates the same amount as U+200A.

Specifies the code point to be applied.

language and space are applied to all the specified code points.

The axf:outline-expand specifies whether to display the lower hierarchy of bookmark items or not.

True specifies to display the lower hierarchy in the expanded state. False specifies to display in the collapsed state.

The axf:outline-group groups bookmark items, and outputs them collectively.

If this property is omitted or specifies empty string, bookmark items are not grouped. If this specifies any string, the string is used as the name of group. The group with the same name is outputted collectively. The non-grouped bookmark is outputted as the group without the group name.

The axf:outline-level indicates the hierarchy level of bookmark items.

The <number> must be a non-negative integer. Initial value is zero and it means that bookmarks should not be created. The highest level of bookmarks is 1 and it becomes 2 or more according to the hierarchy level of the bookmarks.

The axf:outline-title specifies the string which appears as a title of bookmarks.

If this property is omitted or has an empty string, the text of the object to which the property is added will become the title. In other words, the following two samples create the same bookmark.

The axf:outline-color specifies the color which appears as a title of bookmarks. no-LT

This property is effective with PDF 1.4 or later. This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:outline-font-style specifies the font style which appears as a title of bookmarks. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

normal

Specifies normal style.

italic

Specifies italic.

This property is effective with PDF 1.4 or later. This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:outline-font-weight specifies the font weight which appears as a title of bookmarks. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

normal

Specifies normal weight.

bold

Specifies bold weight.

This property is effective with PDF 1.4 or later. This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

• These three object properties have to be created in block areas or inline areas. (fo:block, fo:inline ...) If you specify them in an fo:wrapper, for example, they are not effective.
• When the language is not supported in Acrobat and the font that belongs to the unsupported language is specified for the bookmark, there may be a possibility of the font displaying incorrectly in Adobe Reader.

Specifies the action of external link. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

gotor

Opens the link destination by the "GoToR" action as PDF. The URI of the destination is regarded as PDF.

launch

Opens the link destination by the "Launch" action as the file.

uri

Opens the link destination by the "URI" action as URI (World Wide Web).

auto

Dependent on the system setting.

When the link destination is not a local file, such as http:, the action type is "URI" at any time. When axf:action-type="auto" specified, the external link specified by the relative address is transformed into either 'Open the file' or 'World Wide Web link' by the use-launch-for-relative-uri property in PDF Output Setting. The external link specified by the absolute address is always transformed into 'World Wide Web link'. This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the type of destination for the external link. These are the types of destination for PDF as the external link. no-LT

The destination type has the following options. If nothing specified, it's accounted as axf:destination-type="xyz-top". The case sensitivity is ignored.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Sets the external link in the PDF bookmark. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

<uri-specification>

Specifies the URI of the link destination.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Sets the internal link in the PDF bookmark. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

<idref>

Specifies the ID of the link destination.

<number-with-fragment>

Specifies the page number of the link destination. This string is simpe numeric characters or the following string that combines numeric characters and fragment with #.

123#string

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

When specifying the ID in the external link, the type of the destination should be given to the ID of the link destination. Nameddest is only effective as the parameter in the URI. The type of the destination can be specified to the link destination.

• Link origin:

  <fo:basic-link external-destination="http://mydocs/doc.pdf#nameddest=Chapter6"
                 axf:action-type="gotor">
  

• Link destination:

  <fo:block id="Chapter6" axf:destination-type="xxxx">
  

When specifying the ID in the internal link, the type of the destination should be given to the ID of the link destination as well as the external link.

• Link origin:

  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="Chapter6">
  

• Link destination:

  <fo:block id="Chapter6" axf:destination-type="xxxx">
  

The page number can be accounted by the page parameter in the URI. If both page and nameddest are specified, nameddest takes priority. When specifying the page number, the destination information cannot be set to the link destination. Therefore the type of the destination is given by reading the parameter in the URI. The unreadable parameter is discarded.

<fo:basic-link external-destination="http://mydocs/doc.pdf#page=72&amp;view=fitH,100"
               axf:action-type="gotor">

When neither page nor nameddest are included in the parameter of the URI, it's accounted as page=1. The page number is accounted as physical in PDF.

Adds extension in order to specify the page number to the value of internal-destination.

<fo:basic-link internal-destination="72">

The type of the destination can be specified by adding the parameter of the external link URI.

<fo:basic-link internal-destination="72#view=fitH,100">

The page number is accounted as physical in PDF. If only the page number is specified, the type of the destination is accounted as view=fit.

Specify the axf:outline-external-destination property as follows in order to specify the external link to the bookmark.

<fo:block axf:outline-level="1"
          axf:outline-title="Chapter 6"
          axf:outline-external-destination="http://mydocs/doc.pdf#nameddest=Chapter6"
          axf:action-type="gotor"
          show-destination="new">

At that time this bookmark becomes independent of the block such as fo:block, etc., which the bookmark belongs to.

Specify the axf:outline-internal-destination property as follows in order to specify the internal link to the bookmark.

<fo:block axf:outline-level="1"
          axf:outline-title="Chapter 6"
          axf:outline-internal-destination="Chapter6">

At that time this bookmark becomes independent of the block such as fo:block, etc., which the bookmark belongs to.

• Specify either internal-destination or external-destination.
• There may be a case that an internal link is accounted as an external link when separating the volume. At that time, the action type of the link is accounted as axf:action-type="gotor".

Specifies the type of the annotation. no-LT

Any of the following types of the annotation can be specified.

• Empty string

  No annotations.

• "Text"

  Text annotation.

• "FreeText"

  Free text annotation.

• "Stamp"

  Rubber stamp annotation.

• "FileAttachment"

  File attachment annotation.

Charcter strings are case insensitive.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the title of the annotation. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the content of the annotation. no-LT

Specifies the character strings to be displayed when any of the following types of the annotations (axf:annotation-type) is specified.

• "Text"
• "FreeText"
• "Stamp"
• "FileAttachment"

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the color used for the background of the annotation. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the flag of the annotation. no-LT

Specifies the following character sequences by enumlating using the white space. They are case insensitive.

• Invisible
• Hidden
• Print
• NoZoom
• NoRotate
• NoView
• ReadOnly
• Locked
• ToggleNoView

See also "PDF Reference Manual" to learn more.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the initial state of the annotation. no-LT

Specifies whether it is displayed in the open state when the type of the annotation (axf:annotation-type) is as follows.

• "Text"

Values have the following meanings.

true

Displays the annotation in the open state.

false

Displays the annotation in the closed state.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the name of the icon used for displaying the annotation. no-LT

Although arbitrary name can be specified for the icon used for the display of annotations, whether it can be displayed or not depends on the viewer application of a document. The annotation type (axf:annotation-type) snows the standard name which can be specified.

• "Text"

  Standard names are as follows:

  • "Comment"
  • "Help"
  • "Insert"
  • "Key"
  • "NewParagraph"
  • "Note"
  • "Paragraph"

  Empty string is regarded as "None".

• "Stamp"

  Standard names are as follows:

  • "Approved"
  • "AsIs"
  • "Confidential"
  • "Departmental"
  • "Draft"
  • "Experimental"
  • "Expired"
  • "Final"
  • "ForComment"
  • "ForPublicRelease"
  • "NotApproved"
  • "NotForPublicRelease"
  • "Sold"
  • "TopSecret"

  Empty string is regarded as "Draft".

• "FileAttachment"

  Standard names are as follows:

  • "Graph"
  • "Paperclip"
  • "PushPin"
  • "Tag"

  Empty string is regarded as "PushPin".

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the horizontal position of the annotation. no-LT

The position specified is the distance from the left edge of the region and is used for the position of pop-up or icons and the position of rubber stamp annotations.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the vertical position of the annotation. no-LT

The position specified is the distance from the top edge of the region and is used for the position of pop-up or icons and the position of rubber stamp annotations.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the width of the annotation. no-LT

This property is used for the width of pop-up and the width of rubber stamp annotations.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the height of the annotation. no-LT

This property is used for the height of pop-up and the height of rubber stamp annotations.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the font family of the free text annotation. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the font size of the free text annotation. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the font weight of the free text annotation. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies whether to make the font of the free text annotation italic. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the color of the free text annotation. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the alignment of the free text annotation. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the file with which file attachment annotation is related. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the distance from the physical end to the trim size of the output medium. no-LT

The trim size is specified by the page-width and page-height properties. crop-offset is for specifying how much the space is taken outside the trim size. In order to specify the same values vertically and horizontally, axf:crop-offset can be used. In order to specify an individual value, axf:crop-offset-top, axf:crop-offset-bottom, axf:crop-offset-left, and axf:crop-offset-right can be used. When axf:crop-offset and others are specified simultaneously, axf:crop-offset takes priority.

These properties are not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the width of the bleed region for cutting off. no-LT

The region of the bleed is taken outside the trim size. In order to specify the same values vertically and horizontally, axf:bleed can be used. In order to specify an individual value, axf:bleed-top, axf:bleed-bottom, axf:bleed-left, and axf:bleed-right can be used. When axf:bleed and others are specified simultaneously, axf:bleed takes priority.

These properties are not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the Printing marks, such as a crop mark. Specifies the action of external link. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

crop

Outputs crop marks.

cross

Outputs cross marks, registration marks.

<uri-specification>

Original printer marks, color bars, etc. can be outputted by specifying images, such as SVG. Two or more URIs can be specified.

Crop marks becomes what unites the inner printer marks (crop marks) and the outside printer marks (bleed marks) when there is specification of axf:bleed. Also the printer marks are always output with the registration color. Please use SVG etc. when you want to use other colors.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the line width of printer marks. no-LT

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:suppress-duplicate-page-number specifies to delete the duplicated page numbers.

When formatting a index, generally several fo:page-number-citation line up for one index item. In such case, when fo:page-number-citation refers to the same page number of the index, page numbers are output repeatedly using the standard property.

For example:

When axf:suppress-duplicate-page-number is not specified.

<fo:block text-align-last="justify">
 <fo:block>bcd
  <fo:leader lender-pattern="dots"/>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID1">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID1"/>
  </fo:basic-link>
 <fo:/block>
 <fo:block>index
  <fo:leader lender-pattern="dots"/>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID2">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID2"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID3">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID3"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID4">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID4"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID5">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID5"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID6">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID6"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID7">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID7"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
 </fo:block>
</fo:block>

Format example of the above text is as follows.

When axf:suppress-duplicate-page-number is specified.

<fo:block text-align-last="justify" axf:suppress-duplicate-page-number="true">
 <fo:block>bcd
  <fo:leader lender-pattern="dots"/>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID1">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID1"/>
  </fo:basic-link>
 <fo:/block>
 <fo:block>index
  <fo:leader lender-pattern="dots"/>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID2">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID2"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID3">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID3"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID4">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID4"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID5">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID5"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID6">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID6"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
  <fo:basic-link internal-destination="ID7">
   <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="ID7"/>,
  </fo:basic-link>
 </fo:block>
</fo:block>

Format example of the above text is as follows.

The axf:page-number-prefix sets the prefix of page number.

Specifies the prefix for page numbers. Specified string will be outputted before the page number by fo:page-number and fo:page-number-citation. Also this string will be used as the page label in the PDF.

<fo:page-sequence axf:page-number-prefix="A-" format="i" initial-page-number="10">
  <fo:static-content ...>
   ...<fo:page-number/>...
  </fo:static-content>
  ...
</fo:page-sequence>

Arabic and Hebrew cannot be specified for the value of axf:page-number-prefix.

The axf:physical-page-number gets physical page number.

The value of initial-page-number property is disregarded and the physical page number that is not affected by the page-sequence is obtained. In order to obtain the total number of pages, ID is given to the last page per the following example:

Specifies the origin of the page number.

ID for the origin of the page number can be specified in fo:page-number-citation. The output page number is as follows:

[ref-id page] - [origin-id page] + 1

If the specified Page is after the ref-id page, the value becomes 0.

Specifies the assumed page number.

When <fo:page-number-citation> appears, the reference area is sometimes undecided. In evaluation of <fo:page-number-citation>, the temporary area is secured first, and when a page number is decided, it is adjusted to the right contents. Since the size of an area may change at this time, the formatted result is sometimes not desirable. For example, when an area becomes narrow, it seems that there is an unnecessary line break, and condition that a character will overflow if an area becomes large appears. axf:assumed-page-number gives the assumed page number at that time.

XSL Formatter V3.4 expects the area of at least three-digit page number and formats temporarily. What is necessary will be just to specify axf:assumed-page-number="99" etc., when the page number is clearly less than that.

Specifies the assumed page number prefix.

When <fo:page-number-citation> appears, the reference area is sometimes undecided. It is unknown at this time whether the reference area is inside of the same <fo:page-sequence>. When the reference area is in the different <fo:page-sequence>, the values of axf:page-number-prefix may differ. Then the temporary area is secured first, and when a reference place appears, it is adjusted to the right contents. If axf:page-number-prefix is specified to the current <fo:page-sequence>, it will be assumed as a temporary area. Otherwise, a suitable short character string will be assumed. Since the size of an area may change at this time, the formatted result is sometimes not desirable. For example, when an area becomes narrow, it seems that there is an unnecessary line break, and condition that a character will overflow if an area becomes large appears. axf:assumed-page-number gives the assumed page number prefix at that time.

Even when axf:page-number-prefix is empty, it's not known whether it is empty at the time of the temporary formatting. Then a certain amount of the area will be secured. In order to deter this, please specify axf:assumed-page-number-prefix="''" to an suitable element. Since an area is not secured at this time, the setting of axf:page-number-prefix is ignored.

The axf:number-type specifies whether to output the page number or to output the column number.

Values have the following meanings.

page

Outputs the page number.

column

Outputs the column number.

page-and-column

Outputs both of the page number and the column number.

It can be specified to fo:page-number, etc. and the column number can be outputted instead of the page number. While format property is applied to the format of the page number, axf:column-number-format property is applied to the format of the column number. The column number is not outputted if multiple column is not specified by specifying of column-count="1" or span="all".

The axf:column-number-format specifies the format of column number.

It applies to the format of column number specified by axf:number-type property. It can be specified with the same way as format property.

Values have the following meanings.

auto

SOFT HYPHEN is deleted except when needed for line breaking. (normal)

preserve

SOFT HYPHEN is not deleted and the target glyph is output.

The axf:line-break specifies the method of line breaking. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

normal

Nonstarter characters in JIS X 4051 and other small Kana letters in Japanese (U+3095, U+3096, U+31F0 to U+31FF) are not treated as Nonstarter characters. Also, the properties of axf:append-non-starter-characters, axf:except-non-starter-characters, axf:append-non-end-of-line-characters, axf:except-non-end-of-line-characters are disregarded.

strict

Nonstarter character is treated for Japanese. Also, the characters specified to the properties of axf:append-non-starter-characters, axf:except-non-starter-characters, axf:append-non-end-of-line-characters, axf:except-non-end-of-line-characters are included.

The Nonstarter character in LineBreak-4.0.0.txt is as follows. [JIS] is classified into the Nonstarter character in JIS X 4051.

0E5A;NS # THAI CHARACTER ANGKHANKHU                         ๚
0E5B;NS # THAI CHARACTER KHOMUT                             ๛
17D4;NS # KHMER SIGN KHAN                                   ។
17D6;NS # KHMER SIGN CAMNUC PII KUUH                        ៖
17D7;NS # KHMER SIGN LEK TOO                                ៗ
17D8;NS # KHMER SIGN BEYYAL                                 ៘
17D9;NS # KHMER SIGN PHNAEK MUAN                            ៙
17DA;NS # KHMER SIGN KOOMUUT                                ៚
203C;NS # DOUBLE EXCLAMATION MARK                           ‼
3005;NS # IDEOGRAPHIC ITERATION MARK                        々    [JIS]
301C;NS # WAVE DASH                                         〜
303B;NS # VERTICAL IDEOGRAPHIC ITERATION MARK               〻
303C;NS # MASU MARK                                         〼
3041;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL A                           ぁ    [JIS]
3043;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL I                           ぃ    [JIS]
3045;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL U                           ぅ    [JIS]
3047;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL E                           ぇ    [JIS]
3049;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL O                           ぉ    [JIS]
3063;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL TU                          っ    [JIS]
3083;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL YA                          ゃ    [JIS]
3085;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL YU                          ゅ    [JIS]
3087;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL YO                          ょ    [JIS]
308E;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL WA                          ゎ    [JIS]
3095;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL KA                          ゕ
3096;NS # HIRAGANA LETTER SMALL KE                          ゖ
309B;NS # KATAKANA-HIRAGANA VOICED SOUND MARK               ゛
309C;NS # KATAKANA-HIRAGANA SEMI-VOICED SOUND MARK          ゜
309D;NS # HIRAGANA ITERATION MARK                           ゝ    [JIS]
309E;NS # HIRAGANA VOICED ITERATION MARK                    ゞ    [JIS]
30A0;NS # KATAKANA-HIRAGANA DOUBLE HYPHEN                   ゠
30A1;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL A                           ァ    [JIS]
30A3;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL I                           ィ    [JIS]
30A5;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL U                           ゥ    [JIS]
30A7;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL E                           ェ    [JIS]
30A9;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL O                           ォ    [JIS]
30C3;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL TU                          ッ    [JIS]
30E3;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL YA                          ャ    [JIS]
30E5;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL YU                          ュ    [JIS]
30E7;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL YO                          ョ    [JIS]
30EE;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL WA                          ヮ    [JIS]
30F5;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL KA                          ヵ    [JIS]
30F6;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL KE                          ヶ    [JIS]
30FB;NS # KATAKANA MIDDLE DOT                               ・
30FC;NS # KATAKANA-HIRAGANA PROLONGED SOUND MARK            ー    [JIS]
30FD;NS # KATAKANA ITERATION MARK                           ヽ    [JIS]
30FE;NS # KATAKANA VOICED ITERATION MARK                    ヾ    [JIS]
31F0;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL KU                          ㇰ
31F1;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL SI                          ㇱ
31F2;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL SU                          ㇲ
31F3;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL TO                          ㇳ
31F4;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL NU                          ㇴ
31F5;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL HA                          ㇵ
31F6;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL HI                          ㇶ
31F7;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL HU                          ㇷ
31F8;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL HE                          ㇸ
31F9;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL HO                          ㇹ
31FA;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL MU                          ㇺ
31FB;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL RA                          ㇻ
31FC;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL RI                          ㇼ
31FD;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL RU                          ㇽ
31FE;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL RE                          ㇾ
31FF;NS # KATAKANA LETTER SMALL RO                          ㇿ
FE54;NS # SMALL SEMICOLON                                   ﹔
FE55;NS # SMALL COLON                                       ﹕
FF1A;NS # FULLWIDTH COLON                                   ：
FF1B;NS # FULLWIDTH SEMICOLON                               ；
FF65;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA MIDDLE DOT                     ･
FF67;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA LETTER SMALL A                 ｧ    [JIS]
FF68;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA LETTER SMALL I                 ｨ    [JIS]
FF69;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA LETTER SMALL U                 ｩ    [JIS]
FF6A;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA LETTER SMALL E                 ｪ    [JIS]
FF6B;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA LETTER SMALL O                 ｫ    [JIS]
FF6C;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA LETTER SMALL YA                ｬ    [JIS]
FF6D;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA LETTER SMALL YU                ｭ    [JIS]
FF6E;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA LETTER SMALL YO                ｮ    [JIS]
FF6F;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA LETTER SMALL TU                ｯ    [JIS]
FF70;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA-HIRAGANA PROLONGED SOUND MARK  ｰ    [JIS]
FF9E;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA VOICED SOUND MARK              ﾞ
FF9F;NS # HALFWIDTH KATAKANA SEMI-VOICED SOUND MARK         ﾟ

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the append-non-starter-characters in CJK. no-LT

When axf:line-break="strict" is specified, the characters included in <string> can be appended to the non-starter-characters. If the specified characters are also specified in axf:except-non-starter-characters as well in the same tag, the effect could be wrong. White space, closing parenthesis and punctuations, that are originally non-starter, are disregarded even though they are specified. The initial value of non-starter-characters can be set by append-non-starter-characters in the Option Setting File.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the except-non-starter-characters in CJK. no-LT

When axf:line-break="strict" is specified, the characters included in <string> can be eliminated from the non-starter-characters. If the specified chararters are also specified to axf:append-non-starter-characters in the same tag as well, the effect is not guaranteed. White space, closing parenthesis and punctuations, that are originally non-starter, are disregarded even though they are specified. The initial value of non-starter-characters can be set by append-non-starter-characters in the Option Setting File.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the append-non-end-of-characters in CJK. no-LT

When axf:line-break="strict" is specified, the characters included in <string> can be appended to the non-end-of-line-characters. If the specified characters are also specified to axf:except-non-end-of-line-characters as well in the same tag, the effect could be wrong. White space, opening parenthesis and punctuations, that are originally non-end-of-line, are disregarded even though they are specified. The initial value of non-end-of-line-characters can be set by append-non-end-of-line-characters in the Option Setting File.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the except-non-end-of-characters in CJK. no-LT

When axf:line-break="strict" is specified, the characters included in <string> can be eliminated from the non-end-of-line-characters. If the specified chararters are also specified to axf:append-non-end-of-line-characters in the same tag as well, the effect is not guaranteed. White space, opening parenthesis and punctuations, that are originally non-end-of-line, are disregarded even though they are specified. The initial value of non-end-of-line-characters can be set by append-non-end-of-line-characters in the Option Setting File.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:word-break specifies whether to enable line breaking even between word. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

normal

Follows a normal line breaking rule.

break-all

The line breaking is enabled between all the characters in the word. This is effective for only the following scripts.

• Latn
• Cyrl
• Grek
• Zyyy

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:punctuation-trim specifies whether to treat full width punctuations as half width. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

none

Punctuation characters are not trimmed.

start

Punctuation characters (open parenthesis etc.) at start of line are trimmed.

end

Punctuation characters (close parenthesis etc.) at end of line are trimmed.

both

Punctuation characters at start and end of line are trimmed.

auto

Dependent on the system setting.

The initial value of whether punctuation characters are trimmed or not can be set by punctuation-trim in the Option Setting File. It can also be set in the Format Option Setting Dialog in the GUI.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:kerning-mode specifies whether to process the kerning for punctuation. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

none

Adjacent full width punctuation characters are not trimmed.

contextual

The space between a full width punctuation and a full width character in Japanese is trimmed.

• Between full width close parenthesis and full width open parenthesis.
• Between full width close parenthesis and full width close parenthesis.
• Between full width close parenthesis and full width middle dots.
• Between full width close parenthesis and non punctuation characters.
• Between full width open parenthesis and full width open parenthesis.
• Between full width middle dots and full width open parenthesis.
• Between non punctuation character and full width open parenthesis.

Full width punctuation characters are treated the same as full width close parenthesis. By specifying axf:kerning-mode="contextual" the space between full width close parenthesis and non punctuation characters is not condensed. The space can be condensed by setting the value of axf:punctuation-spacing less than the default.

auto

Dependent on the system setting.

Full width punctuation open parenthesis processed by axf:kerning-mode="contextual" are:

2018;QU # LEFT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK                        ‘
201C;QU # LEFT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK                        “
3008;OP # LEFT ANGLE BRACKET                                〈
300A;OP # LEFT DOUBLE ANGLE BRACKET                         《
300C;OP # LEFT CORNER BRACKET                               「
300E;OP # LEFT WHITE CORNER BRACKET                         『
3010;OP # LEFT BLACK LENTICULAR BRACKET                     【
3014;OP # LEFT TORTOISE SHELL BRACKET                       〔
3016;OP # LEFT WHITE LENTICULAR BRACKET                     〖
3018;OP # LEFT WHITE TORTOISE SHELL BRACKET                 〘
301A;OP # LEFT WHITE SQUARE BRACKET                         〚
301D;OP # REVERSED DOUBLE PRIME QUOTATION MARK              〝
FF08;OP # FULLWIDTH LEFT PARENTHESIS                        （
FF3B;OP # FULLWIDTH LEFT SQUARE BRACKET                     ［
FF5B;OP # FULLWIDTH LEFT CURLY BRACKET                      ｛
FF5F;OP # FULLWIDTH LEFT WHITE PARENTHESIS                  ｟

Full width punctuation close parenthesis processed by axf:kerning-mode="contextual" are:

2019;QU # RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK                       ’
201D;QU # RIGHT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK                       ”
3009;CL # RIGHT ANGLE BRACKET                               〉
300B;CL # RIGHT DOUBLE ANGLE BRACKET                        》
300D;CL # RIGHT CORNER BRACKET                              」
300F;CL # RIGHT WHITE CORNER BRACKET                        』
3011;CL # RIGHT BLACK LENTICULAR BRACKET                    】
3015;CL # RIGHT TORTOISE SHELL BRACKET                      〕
3017;CL # RIGHT WHITE LENTICULAR BRACKET                    〗
3019;CL # RIGHT WHITE TORTOISE SHELL BRACKET                〙
301B;CL # RIGHT WHITE SQUARE BRACKET                        〛
FF09;CL # FULLWIDTH RIGHT PARENTHESIS                       ）
FF3D;CL # FULLWIDTH RIGHT SQUARE BRACKET                    ］
FF5D;CL # FULLWIDTH RIGHT CURLY BRACKET                     ｝
FF60;CL # FULLWIDTH RIGHT WHITE PARENTHESIS                 ｠

Full width punctuations processed by axf:kerning-mode="contextual" are:

3001;CL # IDEOGRAPHIC COMMA                                 、
3002;CL # IDEOGRAPHIC FULL STOP                             。
FF0C;CL # FULLWIDTH COMMA                                   ，
FF0E;CL # FULLWIDTH FULL STOP                               ．

Full width middle dots processed by axf:kerning-mode="contextual" are:

30FB;NS # KATAKANA MIDDLE DOT                               ・
FF1A;NS # FULLWIDTH COLON                                   ：
FF1B;NS # FULLWIDTH SEMICOLON                               ；

The initial value of whether punctuation characters are trimmed or not can be set by punctuation-trim in the Option Setting File. It can also be set in the Format Option Setting Dialog in the GUI.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:punctuation-spacing specifies the spacing between a full width punctuation and a full width character in Japanese. no-LT

This space is used in axf:kerning-mode="contextual". The initial value of this space can be set by punctuation-spacing in the Option Setting File.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:hanging-punctuation specifies whether to hang Japanese punctuation characters or not. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

none

Punctuation characters are not subject to hang.

end

Punctuation characters at end of line can hang.

Punctuation characters to be hanged are four Japanese punctuations (U+3001, U+3002, U+FF0C, U+FF0E).

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:avoid-widow-words specifies so that the last line of the paragraph does not become only one word (one character for CJK). V3.4 no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

true

Copes with it, if it is possible, by running on the line (by trimming the interval between Japanese characters or Western words), so that the last line of the paragraph does not become only one word (one character for CJK).

false

The coping to run on the line is not taken.

If the width of columns (length of the line) is short, it is not so effective because it does not have enough space to run on.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:text-autospace specifies whether to add space surrounding ideographic glyphs or not. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

none

Space is not added.

ideograph-numeric

Space is added between ideograph character and non-ideographic number character.

ideograph-alpha

Space is added between ideograph character and non-ideographic alphabet character.

auto

Dependent on the system setting.

The initial value of whether space is added or not can be set by text-autospace in the Option Setting File. It can also be set in the Format Option Setting Dialog in the GUI.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:text-autospace-width specifies the width for axf:text-autospace. no-LT

This space is used in axf:text-autospace. In addition, the initial value of the space can be set by text-autospace-width in the Option Setting File.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:vertical-underline-side specifies on which side of the text to put underline in vertical writing-mode. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

left

The underline is placed on the left side.

right

The underline is placed on the right side.

auto

Dependent on the system setting.

The initial value of the underline position can be set by vertical-underline-side in the Option Setting File. It can also be set in the Format Option Setting Dialog in the GUI.

When axf:vertical-underline-side="auto" is specified and the initial value of the system is also auto, the underline is placed on the right side when the language property is Japanese(ja) or Korean(ko). The underline is placed on the left side when the language property is other than Japanese(ja) or Korean(ko). If there is no language properties specified, it depends on the Default CJK language setting. This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Values have the following meanings.

true

NON-BREAKING SPACE is included for justification.

false

NON-BREAKING SPACE is not included for justification.

Specifies the percentage of Kashida in Arabic justification. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

<percentage>

Indicates the percentage of white space and Kashida. If the value is 0%, Kashida is not inserted and only the white space expands as well as the normal justification. If the value is 100%, Kashida is inserted as much as possible. The value should be from 0% to 100%.

auto

Dependent on the system setting.

The initial value of the the percentage can be set by text-kashida-space in the Option Setting File.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Specifies the alignment of the footnotes. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

auto

Footnotes are placed automatically. Footnotes are the usual arrangement. When the text is one column, sidenotes are arranged with an anchor position, and in the case of two or more columns, sidenotes are arranged near by the before side.

before

Sidenotes are arranged near by the before side. In the case of usual footnotes which are not sidenotes, footnotes are arranged immediately after the text in a page.

after

Sidenotes are arranged near by the after side. In the case of usual footnotes which are not sidenotes, footnotes are arranged at the last of a page.

Specifies the method of arrangement of footnotes or sidenotes. When it is sidenotes (footnote arrangement into region-start or region-end is specified by axf:footnote-position), it's possible to specify whether it is arranged automatically, or it is arranged near by the before side, or it is arranged near by the after side. This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:footnote-stacking specifies the method to layout the footnote. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

block

Arranges the footnotes in the block progression direction.

inline

Arranges the footnotes in the inline progression direction.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:footnote-position specifies the location to layout the footnote.

Values have the following meanings.

page

Footnotes are placed at the bottom of each page in region-body. This is the standard layout of XSL 1.0 specification.

start no-LT

Footnotes are placed at each page in region-start. This value is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

end no-LT

Footnotes are placed at each page in region-end. This value is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

inside no-LT

Footnotes are placed at each even-page in region-end and each odd-page in region-start. This value is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

outside no-LT

Footnotes are placed at each even-page in region-start and each odd-page in region-end. This value is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

column

Footnotes are placed at the bottom of each column.

It is possible to arrange footnotes inside the region-start or the region-end (these notes are called sidenotes). Besides specifying them to fo:region-body, it is also effective to specify to individual fo:footnote. It is possible to make several types of notes intermingled by this extension.

There are following restrictions for sidenotes.

• The sidenotes which run over from the specified area will overflow.
• The xsl-footnote-separator is not effective.

Specifies wether to delete footnotes duplicated in the same page.

Deters the display of duplicaited footnotes on the same footnote region when the same footnote is assigned to two or more places in the same page.

The axf:revision-bar-color specifies the color of the revision bar.

The axf:revision-bar-offset specifies the offset of the revision bar.

The axf:revision-bar-position specifies the position of the revision bar.

Values have the following meanings.

start

Places revision bar at start-edge.

end

Places revision bar at end-edge.

inside

Places revision bar at start-edge on odd pages, at end-edge on even pages.

outside

Places revision bar at end-edge on odd pages, at start-edge on even pages.

alternate

Places revision bar at end-edge in the last column of multi-column layout, except for the last column, places it at start-edge.

both

Places revision bar at start-edge and end-edge.

The axf:revision-bar-style specifies the style of the revision bar.

The axf:revision-bar-width specifies the width of the revision bar.

The axf:column-rule-align specifies the alignment of the column rule.

The axf:column-rule-color specifies the color of the column rule.

The axf:column-rule-length specifies the length of the column rule.

The axf:column-rule-style specifies the style of the column rule.

The axf:column-rule-width specifies the width of the column rule.

The axf:diagonal-border-color specifies the color of the diagonal border.

The axf:diagonal-border-style specifies the style of the diagonal border.

The axf:diagonal-border-width specifies the width of the diagonal border.

The axf:reverse-diagonal-border-color specifies the color of the reverse diagonal border.

The axf:reverse-diagonal-border-style specifies the style of the reverse diagonal border.

The axf:reverse-diagonal-border-width specifies the width of the reverse diagonal border.

The radii of quater ellipse (rounding border) are specified. no-LT

The first value is the horizontal radius (or vertical if the 'writing-mode' is vertical). If the second length is omitted it is equal to the first. If either length is less or equal zero, the corner is square, not rounded. These properties are not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The box shadow is specified. no-LT

The meanings of the three <length>s and a <color> are as follows:

• The first <length> is an offset of a horizontal shadow. It becomes a right-side shadow of a region when a positive value is specified. It becomes a left-side shadow of a region when a negative value is specified.
• The second <length> is an offset of a vertical shadow. It becomes a bottom-side shadow of a region when a positive value is specified. It becomes a top-side shadow of a region when a negative value is specified.
• The 3rd <length> must be a non-negative value and specifies the quantity of gradation. If the value is 0, there is no gradation. With XSL Formatter V3.4, this value is disregarded and it is always considered as 0.
• Gradation of color can be specified by <color>.

This property is not available with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

The axf:background-color specifies the background color of fo:simple-page-master.

The axf:background-image specifies the background image of fo:simple-page-master.

The axf:background-position-horizontal specifies the horizontal position of the background image of fo:simple-page-master.

The axf:background-position-vertical specifies the vertical position of the background image of fo:simple-page-master.

The axf:background-repeat specifies whether the background image of fo:simple-page-master is repeated, and how.

The axf:overflow-condense specifies how to condense the overflowed text within the region.

Values have the following meanings.

letter-spacing

Condenses the text by adjusting the letter spacing.

font-stretch

Condenses the text by adjusting the font width.

font-size

Condenses the text by adjusting the font size.

line-height

Condenses the text by adjusting the line height.

auto

Dependent on the system setting.

Condensing the text within the region can be specified with the properties of overflow="condense". The adjustment for condensing the text includes both the inline progression direction and the block progression direction. The system will process the specified method by combining the methods considered as suitable.

An alternative character string for the specified overflow text.

When overflow="replace" is specified, the overflow text is replaced by repeating the specified string.

Following bold values are extended.

Values have the following meanings.

inside

Interpreted as "start" on odd pages, as "end" on even pages.

outside

Interpreted as "end" on odd pages, as "start" on even pages.

Following bold values are extended.

Values have the following meanings.

inside

Places float area at start-edge on odd pages, at end-edge on even pages.

outside

Places float area at end-edge on odd pages, at start-edge on even pages.

Following bold values are extended.

Values have the following meanings.

<percentage>

Specifies the percentage against the font width.

<number>

Equivalent to <percentage> / 100.

Following bold values are extended.

Values have the following meanings.

doubly-even

Force an doubly-even number of pages in this page-sequence.

end-on-doubly-even

Force the last page in this page-sequence to be an doubly-even-page.

doubly-even-document

Force the number of pages counted from the document head to be an doubly-even number.

Following bold value is extended. no-LT

Values have the following meanings.

<number-with-fragment>

Effective for the internal link in PDF. indicates the page number of the link destination. This string is simpe numeric characters or the following string that combines numeric characters and fragment with #.

123#string

Refer to Making Link for fragment.

This property is not extended with XSL Formatter V3.4 Lite.

Following bold values are extended.

Values have the following meanings.

replace

The string specified by axf:overflow-replace is repeated in a full area. When the specified string is empty, the string of the area is replaced with an empty string. The original string is discarded.

condense

Condenses the overflowed text within the region. How to condense the text can be specified by axf:overflow-condense.

These values are applied to fo:block-container or fo:inline-container only.

Following bold value is extended.

Values have the following meanings.

only

This master is eligible for selection if this is the only page (i.e. the page is both first and last) page in the page-sequence. (XSL 1.1)