AH Formatter Options (Add-Ons) V6.4 MR4

FO – The following issues have been corrected:

• An error “fo:flow is not assigned” in 6.4 and in 6.1 the document formats as expected.
• A footnote caused Formatter to crash.
• fo:initial-property-set caused fo:change-bar-begin to not be recognized0012369: fo:initial-property-set and float caused block text to be repeated.
• axf:word-break=”keep-all” caused closing parenthesis to start a new line.
• Final 2 pages both used page-position=”last” simple-page-master.
• The height property had shorthand formula restrictions.
• Crash with specific data.

CSS – The following issues have been corrected:

• CSS float with page reference caused floats with column reference to overflow.
• The clear property was not moving the flowing block down as expected.
• Float moved leaving excess empty space
• A footnote separator overlapped other text.
• A footnote and running element in a table cell caused the content to appear after the footnote body.
• A table at the start of page was rendered incorrectly.
• Page breaking when there was enough space for more content.
• Contents that should appear in the document body were appearing below the footnote.
• Footnote marker caused a premature line break in a table cell.
• Footnote numbers weren't being reset on each page.
• Footnotes were repeated when classes had the property overflow:condense.
• Unexpected column breaking.
• attr() was used to set the value of ‘break-before' but Formatter reported that it was invalid.
• Formatter was treating multiple pages created by the same element as :first pages.
• An attr reference generated a “.” even if the value was empty.
• @top-center with auto width rendered in the incorrect place if @top-right width exceeded the center of page.

Other: (PDF, fonts, images, MathML, output options, others)

• A PDF failed to be imported.
• An imported pdf caused incorrect colors in another imported pdf.
• A CGM graphic was extremely large in Formatter 6.4mr3.
• The position of the Math element with ruby was shifted up.
• Invalid exception word in Romanian hyphenation.