Whenever we use Tinymce - Bullet Points or numbering within SSRS (Reporting Servicese) it appears there are extra spacing has been created at the bottom of the actual text. Is there a way around this? Has anyone else being having the same issue?
Within the HTML code it generates it doesn't seems like that there is any line spacing. However, as long as you insert a bullet point within the report it indicates about 1-2 line spaces at the end of the TinyMce article.
For an example if the entered text is as per below, there will be extra line spacing appearing at the end after the paragraph 3. This is only visual within the report writter. On web within the TinyMCE there are no spaces after the paragraph 03.
Doc Start
Paragraph 01
Paragraph 02
Bullet Points Start
-
-
-
Paragraph 03
Extra Spacing
Extra Spacing
Doc End
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I am trying to display text over time using altair (vega-lite), which works fine using a layered chart, where one is created using the alt.Chart().mark_text() function to display the text.
The text though is multiple phrases and should be wrapped (with line breaks). How can this be done?
(I do not want to use fixed line breaks, e.g. \n, at distinct positions since the text wrapping should work with zooming too)
Not exactly what you want, but you can specify a character on which to break to a new line. When zooming, the text stays the same size, so it should always fit the view.
For example making a new line for every word:
.mark_text(lineBreak=' ')
I know how to create a justified alignment Word document from rmarkdown, using a template file. The problem is that the ends of line are all stretched (see picture). In Word, one solves this by putting a tab at the end of the line, but I can't reproduce this in rmarkdown. Adding tabs there doesn't work.
Any solutions that do not involve manual reformatting of all paragraph ends?
I'm facing an issue with paragraph alignment after a list item. See the bitmap that makes it more clear:
Heading
First line
Bullet 1
Bullet 2
Second line is aligned with the list above. I did used two blank-lines to signify the end of list.
Org-Mode Paragraph Alignment
Any pointers are greatly appreciated.
This has nothing to do with org-mode: it's how LaTeX indents paragraphs after the first one (at least in the default styles); it does not happen when exporting to e.g., HTML.
For LaTeX, you can set the indent to 0 if you want all paragraphs to start at the left margin, by adding this to the top of your org file:
#+LATEX: \setlength{\parindent}{0pt}
Adjust List Indents function in Microsoft Word 2007 not working once the list goes past 10.
For heading 09 I open the Adjust List Indents function (By right clicking) and set the "Text Indent at" value to .05. This works. However for every heading after 10 following the exact same steps does not work.
This is not an indent issue, its the alignment in your numbering style. Take some time to study this:
http://wordfaqs.mvps.org/NumberAlignment2007.htm#NumberedLists
A related MS Word skill which will leverage your efforts by an order of magnitude is to learn how to define custom List Styles and assign them to custom Paragraph Styles. There is a very good tutorial here:
http://shaunakelly.com/word/numbering/numbering20072010.html
and the analagous bullet list version:
http://shaunakelly.com/word/bullets/controlbullets20072010.html
I would add one level of efficiency to those tutorials:
You don't need to create a Paragraph Style for each list/bullet level. You only need to assign a Paragraph Style to the first level. When the Paragraph Style is applied to text, the List Style will be applied correctly to all levels based on the indentation of the list items.
As far as i know, codemirror renders only few lines into the DOM, if a file has lots of lines. Is there any variable or function that could give me start and end line numbers in the rendered DOM?
For example, if i have 1000 lines in my file and if i am in mid of my file, code mirror might have rendered only lines from 400 to 500 into the DOM. How can i get those start and end line numbers?
You can get the line numbers range of the visible area by calling cm.getViewport().
From the docs:
cm.getViewport() → {from: number, to: number}
Returns a {from, to} object indicating the start (inclusive) and
end (exclusive) of the currently rendered part of the document. In big
documents, when most content is scrolled out of view, CodeMirror will
only render the visible part, and a margin around it. See also the
viewportChange event.