[FOP-2019] PDF: number-columns-spanned problem with borders

• Type: Bug
• Status: Resolved
• Resolution: Won't Fix
• Affects Version/s: 1.0
• Component/s: renderer/pdf
• Environment: Operating System: All; Platform: PC
• External issue ID: 52585
• Assignee: Unassigned
• Reporter: M.H.
• Created: 02/Feb/12 18:28
• Updated: 10/Dec/14 15:44
• Resolved: 21/May/13 22:16

Description

If a table has a row with multiple columns and the row cells have a border (top/bottom) the lines look even for all cells in the row. But if the cell has an additional

number-columns-spanned="2"

attribute, the subsequent cell (here: cell 3) will get different top/bottom border line (thickness)!

This sound similar to old FOP-1606 (for RTF).

If we remove number-columns-spanned, the border lines look good again (but of course the text is cut).

So far, we found an ugly workaround by adding "hidden" columns to all tables with 0pt width for this strange output to "hide".

Issue Links

• is duplicated by: FOP-2434 Varying table border thickness in PDF output
• relates to: FOP-2247 Vertical table border differs width, when horizontal border is omitted