Kennon
Anyone
got suggestions on formatting pages so that the bottom
of the pages don't get so crammed with text that it won't appear
like a normal book if you print it?
Also, I had a problem where my document (5 pages) didn't get
fully created because I didn't put in enough bold tags, if that
makes any sense...in other words, I had about 2-3 sections in a
row that I wanted all bold and then it took putting bold tags in
there more than once to get it all bold AND to print the entire
document. SO, this here script is a bit sensitive!
Finally, the line BREAKs don't seem to be working for me right
beneath my header graphic, which forces my first line of text to be
immediately under the graphic.
Anyone else had similar experiences and what did you do about
it?
Thanks,
Kennon :)
Kennon
What
I'm talking about here is that I'd like to avoid having to go
page by page to insert that NEWPAGE tag. If I do this, there
seems to be a ripple effect to deal with... in other words, you can't
effectively determine the bottom of each page until you've done it
for the page before it.
Kennon:)
Louis
Anyone
got suggestions on formatting pages so that the bottom
of the pages don't get so crammed with text that it won't appear
like a normal book if you print it?
At this time the only way is to go through the PDF manually and add
spaces or page breaks as you need them.
Also, I had a problem where my document (5 pages) didn't get
fully created because I didn't put in enough bold tags, if that
makes any sense...in other words, I had about 2-3 sections in a
row that I wanted all bold and then it took putting bold tags in
there more than once to get it all bold AND to print the entire
document. SO, this here script is a bit sensitive!
It is a sensitive script. You may find this XML checking page helpful
in finding code errors (if you're not already using it):
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/tools/ruwf/check.html
It does however trip over the %% commands unique to this script as
it does not recognise them.
Finally, the line BREAKs don't seem to be working for me right
beneath my header graphic, which forces my first line of text to be
immediately under the graphic.
I had some odd problems with the break tag too.
If:
<br></br>
Doesn't work as it should, what you may want to try is:
<br> </br>
(with a space in between)
And what I found worked well for making room is including paragraph
tags that just consist of one space in between:
<p> </p>
Kennon
Originally
posted by Louis
It is a sensitive script. You may find this XML checking page helpful
in finding code errors (if you're not already using it):
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/tools/ruwf/check.html
It does however trip over the %% commands unique to this script as
it does not recognise them.
I had some odd problems with the break tag too.
If:
<br></br>
Doesn't work as it should, what you may want to try is:
<br> </br>
(with a space in between)
And what I found worked well for making room is including paragraph
tags that just consist of one space in between:
<p> </p>
Thanks, Louis. That's a good tip for putting the space in there. I
will have to use that for sure!
As for the XML checking page, do you just temporarily remove the
%% characters? What's the work around for that?
Kennon :)