Had you thought of using a background image on a block?
regards DaveP


> MrForgetful MEN wrote:
> > Im trying to have some text overlaying some graphic.  is 
> this possible 
> > with xsl:fo?  any comments helps.  thanks heaps.
> 
> It depends. You can use a table with two columns, put the text
> in the first, very narrow column in order to let it overflow into
> the second column wioth the image. You wont get automatic line
> breaks this way. Another possiblity is to use overlapping absolutely
> positioned block-containers. Because processing of such constructs
> is not well specified, you'll have to experiment a bit.
> 
> J.Pietschmann
> 
> 
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