i want to create a template for Libreoffice Writer which contains a right column for informations which should be displayed on all pages.
In fact i want a kind of page header on the right side.
Is there any way to solve my problem ?
You could use a text frame that's anchored in the header / footer. This way, you can place content on the same place on every page while that content doesn't need to keep inside the header / footer margins.
To do so, just activate header or footer, place the cursor inside it and select Menu Insert -> Frame. To keep the main page content apart from the "right column", just set the right page margin appropriately.
If the content that should appear in the "right column" is non-textual, you could also try to implement it as background image of the header / footer. AFAIK background images in header / footer aren't restricted to the header / footer area.
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We have a multi-page Terms and Conditions which needs to print out at then end of our Quotes. I created a single row text box and pasted it in. I tried it in Page Footer a and well as Page Footer b. I formatted the text box: Can Grow with all the other boxes unchecked. I can scroll down through it to see it is all there in the text box, but when I View Preview it doesn't expand beyond one page. How can I make it grow into multiple pages?
It worked when placed in the Report Footer b section.
I'm making a Crystal Reports template. The template has some text in the header and then it has an image. If the text has a few lines, the image is normal and allowed in the first page, but if the text has many lines the image will be cut off in the first page and second page. Could it have ways to prevent the image from being cut off to the second page, such as auto-rescaling the image size?
I tried can grow and other settings in Crystal Reports 10, but it didn't work.
Report Design Picture
Make sure Keep Object Together in the properties of the image is checked. This will prevent CR to split your image across pages.
Best option in this case would be Create another section and place the image in that section instead of text and image in same section, This will force the image to go to another page if it doens't fit in first page.
For E.g, if data in report header, create one more section Report Header a and place text in that section and Report Header b and place image in this section
how we could fixed the header on the right not on the top
like this
If you go into the Section Expert and select your header section you can enable the "Underlay Following Sections" property for the header section. This will allow the sections that follow to effectively print on top of the header section. At this point its a matter of designing the content of you header so that it does not extend beyond the point where you wish to end the left side section. Then when designing the content for the remaining sections be certain that nothing is placed on the left side of the sections where the header will be displayed.
Using this method will give the appearance you want in your output, but in truth, the header section and all other sections are still the full width of the page, its just up to you to control placement of your data fields and objects to ensure header section doesn't overlap with the other sections in ways that create undesired outputs.
Hidding the footer on first or last page keep footer space
If you hide the footer on the first or last page, SSRS keep the space for the header but it hide the content.how can i use this space because it effecting my design(some records of table are viewed separately in next page)
thanks in advance
Normally when you hide the Header/Footer the space will be available for you to use
Usually in Report Properties you can set the margins top,bottom to suit your requirements,
and it may be that Report Body and margins need some adjustment.
If all your report elements are within the limits [Width, Height] of Report Body then your report should render fine.
From the docs:
In the plain style, section headers
and footers float above the content if
the part of a complete section is
visible. A table view can have an
index that appears as a bar on the
right hand side of the table (for
example, "a" through "z"). You can
touch a particular label to jump to
the target section.
I find that very hard to grasp. First, this one:
if the part of a complete section is visible
What do they mean by this? This is paradox. Which one is it?
A) Table must be exactly the height of that section. If I have 5 Rows, and each row is 50px high, I must make it 5*50 high. The full section must be visible on the screen. Otherwise, if I have 100 rows but my table view is only 400 high, this will not apply. Nothing will float above my content. Sounds wrong.
B) It doesn't matter how high my table view actually is. Header and Footer is floating above the content and I can scroll the section. Makes more sense. But is completely against this nonsense making sentence: 'if the part of a complete section is visible'
And: What sense does it make when Section Headers / Footers float above the section content when there are multiple sections with Header / Footer? The user would have to scroll to death until reaching the end of first section, until the whole thing can move to the second section? Or could she drag the header / footer to move on?
Can anyone explain it better than they did?
It's easiest to explain through an example. Launch your Contacts app and scroll through your contacts. That's a UITableView with UITableViewStylePlain. The table has one section per letter. You can see the gray section headers "floating" above the table, meaning that once a section header reaches the top of the view, it remains in place while the table view scrolls underneath it. When the last cell from a section scrolls off the top of the view, the section header scrolls off the view along with it.