I know one can use a reduce set of HTML tags in report field :
Is there a way to affect, for example, le <li> tag to reduce or increase his indentation ?
I check the css of the SSRS server but I can't figure out a way to do so.
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On my wiki bi.maunishshah.com I am using a semantic mediawiki (SMW) to generate tables for each page. I am trying to add images to that table using the #ask query.
I can't seem to resize the images and remove border or anything to those images. Can someone plz help me out.
Assuming part of your query is to return a property like |? Image, then you should consider using |format=template |template=<Results_row> to make use of a template to format your results. In this example, Template:Results_row will control any formatting of the output. For example, [[{{{Image|}}}|options|caption]], per the standard MediaWiki documentation. Of course you would include formatting of all the other properties returned from the query with this template.
Is it possible to export pages tagged using <section> from InDesign CC?
Using the Articles workflow or Paragraph Styles don't seem to allow for the flexibility to specify the tag for export at the page level.
There seems to only be the ability to control classes and select from a limited number of predefined HTML tags at the paragraph level.
I saw a somewhat similar question, but it's almost two years old so I'm hoping this is possible now.
Ultimately looking for easiest way to go from InDesign to Reveal.js
I was eventually able to find a way to setup section tags that's fairly simple in InDesign.
Go to Object Styles and select the style. If you're not using any styles in the document just double click on Basic Text Frame
Under Basic Attributes go down to Export Tagging.
In the Tag field you can specify any tag, so just type section.
When you export to HTML you'll see all the content within that text frame is inside a section tag.
The same idea works with Paragraph Styles, but it's somewhat confusing as InDesign list a handful of tags, but what's not intuitive is that you can simply type in any HTML tag you want.
I have two pages that have related topics, and share a significant amount of data & text between the two pages.
Since these two pages are both linked to from the same location, side by side, I am wondering if I can use an argument with the link to change the CSS being applied and have ALL the data on one page.
The original setup:
domain.com/subdir/one.page.php
domain.com/subdir/two.page.php
Can I use this instead?
domain.com/subdir/full.page.php?one
domain.com/subdir/full.page.php?two
And with that, have the page selectively use the CSS visible attribute to change what is actually displayed on the screen?
No, the CSS cannot be affected by the URL.
Instead, you should use a server-side programming language to only display the appropriate content.
You could use PHP include statements to prevent duplication.
I like to use the Drupal HTML Filter on input formats so I can specify a whitelist of HTML tags that can be input (Full HTML lets all garbage through, I don't want that).
However, this poses a problem if you want to put an image in the content, because it becomes impossible to left or right align, since it strips out most any HTML attribute by having the filter enabled, as well as any inline style. While the image could be classed to float left or right, that creates more overhead with style (what if the wrapped content isn't long enough? what if they want two images stacked?). I'd like an easy way to do this so placing images is intuitive for the end-user, and using tables is not an option.
Is there any simple way to allow HTML attributes like align, title, alt, etc without being removed? Is WYSIWYG Filter the only option here?
I know in this case the text editor does not matter, but I am using CK Editor 3.x too.
I believe the HTML Purifier module will give you what you're looking for.
is there any way to programatically remove all microsoft html formatting that gets put on and simply render it as regular html.
i want to remove all the extra tags as i am trying to load it into tinymce but tinymce doesn't seem to be able to render it.
I've used the regular expressions from these articles:
http://tim.mackey.ie/CleanWordHTMLUsingRegularExpressions.aspx
How do I filter all HTML tags except a certain whitelist?
In my case I wanted to restrict everyone down to a small whitelist of tags. Especially those who paste from Word. TinyMCE has a property "valid_elements" which does exactly this.