Since you are using DocBook, the easiest solution would be to add a pgwide="1" attribute on the figure elements. That forces the graphic to the full width of the page.  See:

http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Graphics.html#GraphicElements

In general, the above online book covers a lot of formatting issues for DocBook.

Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
bobs@sagehill.net

Hi,

I designed a booklet with a couple of figures with oxygen. The booklet
is transformed with FO.

I have changed already the Transformation Scenery to fit to my purpose.
However, I cannot get rid of the way figures are indented with FO.

I have already made some preparations and copied fo_param.xsl, fo.css,
and docbook.xsl into the following structure. The paths in docbook.xsl
were changed to account for a not normal place.

 project/
  ├── README.txt
  ├── project.xpr
  ├── xml/
  │   ├── book.xml
  │   └── cha-intro.xml
  └── xslt/
      ├── fo/
      │   ├── fo_param.xsl
      │   ├── fo.css
      │   └── docbook.xsl
      └── xhtml/
 
Where can I now find the information which when changed will enable to get rid of figure indentation.

Thanks a lot

Bernhard    

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