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Re: HTML help with printable parts catalog
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lugnet.cad
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Sat, 7 Apr 2001 02:41:58 GMT
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Patrick,
If you are using the HTML Table command, then try adding Border=0 and
Cellpadding=0 and Cellspacing=0 inside the Table command. This will minimize
the border, and also the extra space within the cells.
<TABLE border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0>
As for the numbers moving with the image, you can pack the Image command, a
Break command, and the number-text in the same Table cell. I don't know your
exact set up, but see if this works.
<TD align=center><IMG src="6789.gif" align=left><BR clear=all>6789</TD>
When you move an image, move the entire line from TD to /TD and the picture
will move with the number-text.
Note: the align=center is to center the number-text under the image, the
align=left is necessary to make the break work, and the clear=all puts the
number-text on the next free line, beneath the image.
I'm available via email if you need any further help,
Clark
In lugnet.cad, Patrick Sayre-Little writes:
> Ran into a problem with the HTML tables: the tables add a whole lot of space
> per page.
> I think it's also better than HTML tables because when it comes
> time to _move_ a part, I have to remember to move its number, too.
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| Ran into a problem with the HTML tables: the tables add a whole lot of space per page. I only did the first couple lines, and it takes almost twice the vertical space. So that's out, unless somebody can show me how to get around that. We've got (...) (23 years ago, 7-Apr-01, to lugnet.cad)
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