The pageNumberTemplate and pageNumberAlignment attributes in the code
<pd4tl:header
titleTemplate=”$[title]”
titleAlignment=”left”
pageNumberTemplate=”Seite $[page] / $[total]”
pageNumberAlignment=”right”
/>
are supported for backward compatibility with text-only headers/footers of PD4ML v3. They are converted into HTML table with the simple code:
style += "font-size: " + fontSize + "px; ";
tpl = "<table width=100% border=0 style=\"" + style + "\">\n<tr>\n<td width=33% style=\"" + style + "\">" + left +
"</td><td align=center width=33% style=\"" + style + "\">" + center + "</td><td width=34% align=right style=\"" + style + "\">" + right + "</td>\n</tr>\n</table>";
and obviously affected by TD style
The best approach would be to use your header markup, not relying on v3 legacy and the auto-generated three column table
<pd4ml:page.header>
... HTML ... ”$[title]” ... HTML ... Seite $[page] / $[total] ...
</pd4ml:page.header>
But if you need to provide a compatibility to older HTML/JSP templates, you can add the explicit style: pd4ml-page-header TD {text-align: right;}
And of course, we’ll try to resolve the issue with an ignoring of pageNumberAlignment=”right”
