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XSL-FO title Object

Definition and Usage

The <fo:title> object specifies a title for a page-sequence. The title may be used to identify the page. For example, the content of the title can be displayed in a "title" window or in a "tool tip".

Syntax

<fo:title>
  <!--
	Contents:(#PCDATA|bidi-override|
	character|external-graphic|
	instream-foreign-object|inline|
	inline-container|leader|page-number|
	page-number-citation|basic-link|
	multi-toggle)*
  -->
</fo:title>

Properties

Property [A-K]	Property [L-Z]
azimuth	line-height
background-attachment	margin-bottom
background-color	margin-left
background-image	margin-right
background-repeat	margin-top
background-position-horizontal	padding-after
background-position-vertical	padding-before
border-after-color	padding-bottom
border-after-style	padding-end
border-after-width	padding-left
border-before-color	padding-right
border-before-style	padding-start
border-before-width	padding-top
border-bottom-color	pause-after
border-bottom-style	pause-before
border-bottom-width	pitch
border-end-color	pitch-range
border-end-style	play-during
border-end-width	richness
border-left-color	role
border-left-style	source-document
border-left-width	space-end
border-right-color	space-start
border-right-style	speak
border-right-width	speak-header
border-start-color	speak-numeral
border-start-style	speak-punctuation
border-start-width	speech-rate
border-top-color	stress
border-top-style	visibility
border-top-width	voice-family
color	volume
cue-after
cue-before
elevation
font-family
font-selection-strategy
font-size
font-size-adjust
font-stretch
font-style
font-variant
font-weight

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