Space between the edge of the box and its content, written like CSS: one value for all sides, two for top-bottom and left-right, three for top, left-right and bottom, four for top, right, bottom and left. Height of the box. Leave it out to size to the content. A length fixes it; fill takes what is left after its siblings (shared equally if several use fill); full takes all the height available. Any of these stops the box splitting across pages. Where the box falls in the page flow. no: never split the box, and move it whole to the next page when it does not fit. break-before: start it on a new page. break-after: start the next sibling on a new page. keep-next: keep it on one page with the sibling that follows, moving both to the next page if that sibling would not fit. break-before, break-after and keep-next take effect on the children of layout; on a box inside another box they are not applied. no applies at any depth. Space between the edge of the box and its content, written like CSS: one value for all sides, two for top-bottom and left-right, three for top, left-right and bottom, four for top, right, bottom and left. Height of the box. Leave it out to size to the content. A length fixes it; fill takes what is left after its siblings (shared equally if several use fill); full takes all the height available. Any of these stops the box splitting across pages. Where the box falls in the page flow. no: never split the box, and move it whole to the next page when it does not fit. break-before: start it on a new page. break-after: start the next sibling on a new page. keep-next: keep it on one page with the sibling that follows, moving both to the next page if that sibling would not fit. break-before, break-after and keep-next take effect on the children of layout; on a box inside another box they are not applied. no applies at any depth. Text at an exact position on the page: either x and y, or an anchor with optional offsets. Draws at exact positions on the page, independent of the flowing layout: watermarks, stamps, page furniture. Coordinates start at the top left corner of the whole page, not the margin, and y grows downward. Shapes must sit inside a layer. Groups canvas shapes and sets what applies to all of them: which pages they appear on, opacity, transform and clip. Layers cannot be nested. Declares a font that text can be set in by name, with the font attribute. A built-in PDF font is named by core; any other font is a file the SDK reads from src, or one loaded on the engine under ref or, with no ref, under the font's own name. The name that the font attribute of a text uses to pick this font: lowercase letters, digits and -, starting with a letter. A built-in PDF font, which needs no file. The key the font was loaded under on the engine, when that is not its name. A path the SDK reads the font file from, when the font was not loaded on the engine. Declares an image that an img refers to by name. The SDK reads the file from src, or the image was loaded on the engine under ref or, with no ref, under its own name. The name that the name attribute of an img uses to pick this image: lowercase letters, digits and -, starting with a letter. The key the image was loaded under on the engine, when that is not its name. A path the SDK reads the image file from, when the image was not loaded on the engine. The flowing content of a section. Elements stack down the page, and a new page starts when one runs out of room. Put headers and footers in a region, which sits outside the flow. Pins content to the top or bottom edge of pages, outside the normal flow, for headers and footers. It reserves that space on every page it appears on. Only allowed directly inside layout, and one per pin on a page. Which edge the region sticks to. top and bottom work. left and right pass validation but are not implemented yet. Which pages show the region: each, first, last, odd, even, or a range such as 2-last. Defaults to each. The whole document, and the page settings every section starts from: size, orientation, margin and font. It holds an optional meta element and at least one section. A run of pages with its own settings, which override the document's. Each section paginates on its own. Its title is accepted but not yet used: the PDF has no bookmarks. Places children top to bottom, each at the full width, with gap between them. Can split across pages between children. One row where the children keep their own width except one, which fills the rest. By default the last child fills; set end to true and the first fills. Never splits across pages. false (the default): every child but the last keeps its own width at the left, and the last fills the rest. true: the first child fills, and the others keep their own width at the right. Two children side by side; any further children are ignored. By default each keeps its own width, the first at the left edge and the second at the right. With equal set to true they take half the width each. Never splits across pages. false (the default): each child keeps its own width, the first at the left edge and the second at the right edge. true: the two children share the width in equal halves. A row that wraps: children sit side by side, and continue on the next line when they run out of width. Splits across pages between lines. Fills a fixed number of equal columns from left to right, then starts a new row. A row never splits across pages. For data with a header row, use table. A box around a single child, which it centres. Never splits across pages: if it does not fit, the whole box moves to the next page. A block of wrapping text. Use span children to style parts of it. Splits across pages between lines. Use the bold face of the font. It applies to the 14 built-in fonts: Helvetica becomes Helvetica-Bold, Times-Roman becomes Times-Bold, Courier becomes Courier-Bold, and the oblique and italic faces their bold forms. A custom font has no bold face to pick, so name one in font. Rows and cells in columns whose widths are set by cols. The thead row repeats at the top of every page, and rows move between pages whole. Column widths, separated by spaces, in fr, pt or % units: for example 2fr 1fr 120pt 20%.