If I use % to suppress an auto link in the page title, the % shows up in the navigation pane as part of the page title in the HTML output. Does anyone have a suggestion, besides removing capital letters from the word?
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When the user adds a link on selected text, it adds the URL markup only on the selected section and doesn't add the markup to any added text (after the markup is added) if the linked text is at the end of the string. This behavior differs from bold/italics/underline which adds added text to the bold/underline markup if the user adds more text at the end of a string.
I am implementing a custom button that should emulate the behavior of the link plugin. I have gone through the link/plugin.js file to no avail for which code block I need to re-use to get this behavior for my custom button.
How do I implement the link plugin's markup behavior? Are there any tinyMCE commands I should be using (setAttribs, etc)?
Video example of bold vs link plugin
I am creating a webpage that lists the employees of a company. Every employee is supposed to get its own box with text on the left and a picture of them on the right. In order to do so I have used a 'Text & Images' content element for each employee.
However, the options for image alignment do not allow me to place the image to the right of the text using text wrap (all options are no-wrap options). What would be the best way to ensure the pictures do end up to the right of the text?
This is an example of a picture that is right aligned with wrap.
Additionally I would also like the style the border of each 'Text & Images' content element. How would I go about this?
When using the "Text and Images" content element, you have the following options about the position of the images and text:
Above, center
Above, left
Above, right
Below, center
Below, left
Below, right
In text, right
In text, left
Beside text, right
Beside text, left
both "In text, right" and "In text, left" wrap the image with text, as on the following example picture:
If you have less options, there is some TSConfig that is limiting the number of options; that could be something like
TCEFORM.tt_content.imageorient.removeItems = 17,18
About the CSS, you have several ways to include yours; for example you can add your own file using page.includeCSS as documented here or you can overwrite the TypoScript included by the Fluid Styled Content with your own (see plugin.tx_frontend._CSS_DEFAULT_STYLE ) on the Template Analyzer.
To include the default CSS, you have to include the Static TypoScript Fluid Content Elements CSS (optional) (fluid_styled_content) in your template, like on this picture:
Also, I would use an inspector to be sure that the CSS has not been accidentally overridden.
I have a word document of 104 pages with all page no displayed as "page 1 of 10" . Now I want to change the page numbers at 95 and display it as 94a and for page numbers 96 onward as "page 95 of 104" 97 as "page 96 of 104" and so on....
How to do that. I am using MS office 2013.
You can use Sections and Manual Page Breaks to do this.
There are 4 types of Section Breaks - For purposes of this question, I suggest only to use "Continuous". A "Next Page" Section would be more appropriate, but it can become problematic and cast you into Word hell - requiring hours of work to untangle.
Quick Tutorial
Add several paragraphs of text to a new Word doc. Go to Insert/Footer and choose a page numbering format.
Turn on the invisible characters using the icon that looks like a paragraph mark or Cntrl-Shifit-8. You will now see the line breaks and spaces represented with special characters.
Place the cursor after a paragraph mark and go to Layout Tab/Page Setup/ Breaks and click "Continuous". You will see that a new "Section Break (Continuous)" has been added. This creates a new Section in the document. We still need a new page.
Place the cursor after the Section Break and add a Page Break with Insert/Page Break or Cntrl+Enter.
Double click the Footer at the bottom of Page 2 (or whatever is the new page) and notice on the left that the Footer is labelled "Footer -Section2-". On the right there is a "Same as Previous" label. This means the Page Numbering in the Footer is the same as the Previous Section. Opening the Footer also opens the Design Tab. On the Design Tab "Link to Previous" has a dark background, indicating it is active for this Section. Click it to make it inactive. This will remove the "Link to Previous" label from the Footer. You can now edit the Page Number of this section using any of the Page Numbering Tools (or just change it manually). There are a number of Page Numbering tools on the Design Tab. There are also Section Controls in Layout/Page Setup/Layout Tab. Experiment a bit and you'll get the hang of it ;)
How can I add a different text to each header and footer of each page in LibreOffice Writer? If I edit the header of a page, the text automatically changes on the others. I want them to behave independently.
EDIT: What I would like to achieve is this: let's say I have 7 pages, the first one doesn't have neither a header or a footer, it's just a simple page with an image.
The second page should have an "INDEX" header and a footer at the bottom of the page with the page number "2" on the right. The third page should have another header, or better a header with a different text, different text-size and with italic style, and the footer should have the page number "3", and so on.
If I click Insert->Fields->Number of pages I get the total of the pages of my document and this is not what I am looking for. But also clicking on Insert->Fields->Number of page doesn't help cause if I have e.g. the "INDEX" page and I click on Insert->Fields->Number of page, I get the number "3" instead of the number "2". Also I have noticed that my footer style is different on some pages, how can I make it the same for every page?
For different page numbering, you will have to use page styles. If your document contains a front page, one or more index pages, and the main content pages, you could create three different page styles (frontmatter, index, maincontent). To change from one page style to the next one, you need to set manual page breaks, telling LibreOffice which page style to use after the page break: Menu Insert -> Manual Break:
Using the "Style" ComboBox, you can select the page style to use for the pages following the break.
For each page style, you can set different headers / footers, e.g. to hide page numbering on the front page. Also, you can set the page numbering to start with 1 instead of the "physical" page number (for example, if the front page doesn't count as page 1, you could set the following page style to start with 1 instead 2).
The most important point is diving the document in logical units using page styles. After this is done, you can set different paragraph styles for each page element (header, footer), allowing to set a different text size only for the header of the "index" part of your document.
I'm having some trouble with error messages in Eclipse form headers. At the moment, the layout has the title on the left, toolbar buttons on the right, and any messages we put on the header (using Form.setMessage()) appear on a line with the title, i.e.
TITLE TITLE Please enter a name for this file. [buttons]
This has the issue that whenever the program is used on a smaller monitor, non-maximised, or with several other panes surrounding this one, the toolbar gets compressed and the message gets truncated ridiculously. You might see, for instance:
TITLE TITLE Plea...ile. [buttons]
A way of mitigating this issue would be to have the error message on a line underneath the title (preferably not underneath the buttons as well since they're quite tall). Is there some way of making this happen? Using a newline character results in a really odd look, with the error message indented to align with the end of the title:
TITLE TITLE [buttons]
Please enter a name for this file.
Obviously, this doesn't address the issue at all, just makes it look even worse. What we're after is:
TITLE TITLE [buttons]
Please enter a name for this file.
Any ideas?