The rectangleGeometry element requires relative coordinates, and we give it an absolute position. So the clipping object exists, but is not correctly set.
In your example, replacing: <RectangleGeometry xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" x:Key="clipPath2183" Rect="33, -27, 115, 63 "/> with: <RectangleGeometry xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" x:Key="clipPath2183" Rect="108, 21, 115, 63"/> fixes the issue.
But now we need to find an elegant way to fix it in the XSLT file.
The rectangleGeometry element requires relative coordinates, and we give it an absolute position. So the clipping object exists, but is not correctly set.
In your example, replacing: RectangleGeomet ry xmlns:x="http:// schemas. microsoft. com/winfx/ 2006/xaml" x:Key=" clipPath2183" Rect="33, -27, 115, 63 "/> RectangleGeomet ry xmlns:x="http:// schemas. microsoft. com/winfx/ 2006/xaml" x:Key=" clipPath2183" Rect="108, 21, 115, 63"/>
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fixes the issue.
But now we need to find an elegant way to fix it in the XSLT file.