Sample 22#
The ‘body’ that has been used in all examples is in fact a vertical SerialFrame. Each frame added to the body will be printed just below the preceding one (in the flow of the document).
First there is a horizontal SerialFrame added to the body with a left aligned text in a box with a width of 50mm. Right to the first frame follows a bold text in box of width 120m. The texts are close because there is no padding.
Then a second horizontal SerialFrame is added to the body and will be printed therefore below the first one. Three columns of justified text in separate boxes, each with a width of 55mm. The columns have a distance of 4mm.
A SerialFrame can also hold other frame types which is shown in the next section. On the left side there is a barcode followed by a distance of 5mm. Then follows an image and on the right side there is a 50mm width box with text.
BoxFrames and SerialFrames can also be used to create aligned labels and texts. The labels have a fixed width of 25mm and are right aligned. The texts will use the rest of the width of the surrounding frame and are left aligned