XSL-FO conditional-page-master-reference Object
Definition and Usage
The <fo:conditional-page-master-reference> object specifies a
page-master to be used when the conditions defined are true.
This allows different page-masters to be used for different pages (e.g. odd
and even pages, first page, blank pages).
Three properties, page-position, odd-or-even, blank-or-not-blank, specifies
the conditions. All three conditions must be true for the
<fo:conditional-page-master-reference> to be true.
- page-position is true if the generated page has the specified position
(first, last, rest, any)
- odd-or-even is true if the value is "any" or if the value (odd, even)
matches the page number
- blank-or-not-blank is true, if the value is "not-blank" and the page has
areas generated by descendants of <fo:flow>; if the value is "blank" and the
page has no areas from <fo:flow>; or if the value is "any"
Syntax
<fo:conditional-page-master-reference>
<!--
Contents:EMPTY
-->
</fo:conditional-page-master-reference>
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