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BSI PD ISO/IEC TR 24754-2:2011

BSI PD ISO/IEC TR 24754-2:2011

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Information technology. Document description and processing languages. Minimum requirements for specifying document rendering systems – Formatting specifications for document rendering systems

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This part of ISO/IEC 24754 provides guidelines in the writing of formatting specifications targeted for document rendering systems supporting functionality described by ISO/IEC 24754-1. There is no scope of conformance constraints against which the use of these guidelines are measured. Possible user requirements for publishing layouts are unbounded. It is the user’s obligation to describe their formatting requirements to be fulfilled by a developer or a compositor using a document rendering system. Using incomplete formatting specifications can delay achieving the desired rendered result.

This part of ISO/IEC 24754 is a specification of questions for the writer of a formatting specification. It is assumed that the writer of a formatting specification is unaware of the needs of the stylesheet writer in meeting the needs of the specification writer. For a writer aware of such needs, this part of ISO/IEC 24754 is a useful checklist of the issues to be considered.

This part of ISO/IEC 24754 outlines various considerations users should assess when analysing their rendering expectations. Properties described by this part of ISO/IEC 24754 should be specified in sufficient detail such that a developer or compositor has the information required to engage the necessary facilities in the document rendering system.

This part of ISO/IEC 24754 does not presume any particular stylesheet language with which to specify layout and formatting properties. Various stylesheet languages support different degrees of functionality described herein. Not all languages can assume to offer control over the properties described by this part of ISO/IEC 24754, yet it behoves the user to specify as much detail as possible so as to equip the developer or compositor for their task. By knowing as many nuances of layout as desired, there are more strategies available with which to accomplish a layout as close as possible to the requirements.

Many components of this part of ISO/IEC 24754 are presented to the reader as questions in the first person, so as to ask the reader to reflect on their requirements when answering the question.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
9 1 Scope
2 Normative references
10 3 Terms and definitions
4 General properties of the formatting specification
4.1 Supported output device
4.2 Dimension specifications
4.3 Mockups
4.4 Supported document formats
11 4.5 Supported style languages
4.6 Rendering media dimension
4.7 Colour support
4.8 Dynamic content generation
12 4.8.1 Generated content
4.8.2 Sourced content
4.8.3 Example documentation
14 4.9 Supported coded character sets and encoding schemes
4.10 Composition of combined characters
4.11 Directionality of text
4.12 Rendering of white-space characters
4.13 Font substitution
15 4.14 Font-resource portability
4.15 Embedding of non-standard characters and glyphs
5 Description of pagination and rendering of page layout
5.1 Pages and geometry
16 5.1.1 Page dimensions
5.1.2 Horizontal page margins
17 5.1.3 Vertical page margins
5.1.4 Vertical body margins
5.1.5 Header and footer extents
5.2 Column geometry and layout grid
6 Layout independent formatting
18 6.1 Absolutely-positioned and out-of-line constructs
6.2 Impacts on flow margins
6.3 Floats
19 6.4 Notes
6.4.1 Footnotes
6.4.2 Side notes
6.4.3 End notes
6.4.4 Flowed notes
6.4.5 Interline notes
6.4.6 Ruby annotations
20 7 Tables
7.1 Traditional table layouts
7.2 Serpentine lists in tables
21 8 Lists
22 8.1 List item dimensions
8.2 List item identification
23 9 Block formatting
9.1 Blocks
9.2 Gaps in the flow
24 9.3 Keeps and breaks
25 9.4 Widows and orphans
10 Decoration
10.1 Graphics
10.2 Leaders and rules
11 Character-level processing
11.1 Hyphenation and breaks
11.2 Fonts, styles and leading
26 11.3 Bidirectionality of character flow
12 Navigational aids
12.1 Headers, footers and headings
27 12.1.1 Page header and footer content
28 12.1.2 Section headings
12.2 Tables of content
30 12.3 Bookmarks
12.4 Indexes
12.5 Linking

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