[css2xslfo-support] region style not selected, page names, margins

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I found something odd with 1.3, I am thinking I'm doing something wrong.

I have an xhtml document with embedded stylesheet. It works fine in Firefox.

In part, I have this style:

div.invoice_header {
				font-size:9pt;
				region: top;
				precedence: true;
				width:100%;
				height: 3in;
			}

Then, in the body, I have this:

  <body>
    <div class="invoice_header" >
      <table style="table-layout:fixed;width:100%;">
        <col width="1*" />
        <col width="1*" />

(snipped)

What happens is the div is not treated as a top region, instead it's put into the 
body flow. If I change the color in the stylesheet, the changed color is reflected 
correctly in the browser, but not in the postscript output from fop. So I think 
csstoxslfo isn't connecting the div class to the stylesheet.

I used to have <table class="invoice_header">  and that worked ok.

But when I changed from table to div, region activation of the div stopped 
working.

To make this work, I have to do add a style statement to the div:

style="region:top;height:3in"

Am I doing something wrong?

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I am not sure what @page name to use.. I'm doing  onsided output, so I have this 
in my embedded stylesheet:

@page onesided
{
  margin:1%;
} 

What I really want to do is to reduce the margins on all pages. I also tried

margin: 0.25in 0.25in 0.25in 0.25in 

But that had no effect either.

How do I set the margins for all pages to be the same smaller size than the 
default?

What page names *should* I be using to apply to "the default starting page". In 
the case of onesided, I guess I have first-onesided and onesided.. That it?

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I use table-layout:fixed;width:100% everywhere in my document, but I still get 
these complaints:

INFO: table-layout="fixed" and width="auto", but auto-layout not supported => 
assuming width="100%"

But width is already 100% on the table, maybe it's complaining about the width of 
the parent div?  

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It seems that width units 'ex' is not allowed, but 'em' works. Is that a FOP 
limitation?

or, is 'ex' an html -only thing?

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