Hi I have attached nocolumns.xml XSL FO. It includes a page flow with a simple table that has 100% fixed width. Inside are 3 rows with 2 cells each. Note that there are no fo:table-column elements inside (afaik that shouldn't be necessary). in the resulting PDF the first column gets 100% of the table width, the second column 'sits' on the right reaching out of the page. The table is basically "100%+width of second column's content" wide. Consider 2nd document withcolumns.xml - this XSLFO has two fo:table-column elements inside the table and renders fine... the 100% width of the table is equally distributed amongst the two columns. Shouldn't both cases have the same end-result? Thanks Nils
Created attachment 17789 [details] the FO with a fo:table without fo:table-column elements
Created attachment 17790 [details] same FO with same fo:table but now containing two fo:table-column elements
In http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/knownissues.html it says: According to the spec the table-columns can be set up automatically based on values on the first row of a table. This is not implemented, yet. See also: http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=35656 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 35656 ***
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