From a7e46d68144194fcb2e7eea6e9f909c2316f22f2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: ltheussl
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+ Here's a link to the previous subsetion. +
+There is a known problem with the PDF generation tool (Apache's FOP) in that it doesn't allow for table structures with automatic column widths to be generated. Widths are uniformly distributed.
+ There is a known problem with the PDF generation tool (Apache's FOP) in that it doesn't allow for table structures with automatic column widths to be generated. Widths are uniformly distributed.Due to several problems, it is actually impossible to reference the same file in different items in navigation.xml. You must define another navigation file (using the property "maven.pdf.navigationFile") which you'll use only with the PDF plug-in. This navigation cannot define several items with the same href.
+ Due to several problems, it is actually impossible to reference the same file in different items in navigation.xml. You must define another navigation file (using the property "maven.pdf.navigationFile") which you'll use only with the PDF plug-in. This navigation cannot define several items with the same href.Identical name or id attributes within one document will lead to a build failure. Note in particular that in the current version of the pdf plugin, id's are constructed from sub/section names (in analogy to the xdoc plugin), so identical titles for sections or subsections will make the pdf generation fail. See MPPDF-40.
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id attributes within one document will lead to a build failure.
Other issues are available in Jira.
+ Contrary to the xdoc plugin, the pdf plugin does not generate + anchors from section or subsection names. If you want to reference + a section or subsection you have to use the optional +id tag.
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