I am new to python. I want to add two different paragraphs at same level in a docx file using python-docx.
I tried using sections but I am not able to split the page into two halves.
How can we add two paragraphs at the same level ?
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when i print 3 buttons they are in a single line, but is i print 10, some are shown in a new line? How does this happen. I didnt use a CSS.
<button onclick="document.getElementById('myImage').src='pic_bulboff.gif'">Turn off the light</button>
<p></p>
<button onclick="document.getElementById('myImage').src='pic_bulboff.gif'">Turn off the light</button>```
Is an HTML page created as a table with rows and columns which are invisible?
No.
Not unless there is an explicit table element.
when i print 3 buttons they are in a single line, but is i print 10, some are shown in a new line? How does this happen.
By default, when multiple things are side by side, they wrap when they get to the end of the line.
It would be very hard to use most webpages if you had to scroll left and right all the time because of a lack of explicit line breaks suited for the window width you are using.
The HTML table model allows authors to arrange data -- text, preformatted text, images, links, forms, form fields, other tables, etc. -- into rows and columns of cells.
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Although I have been able to split one of the legends into two columns on my map the other one is proving problematic in doing so. I cannot see any differences in the properties of each legend in terms of the item column customizing.
First of all, convert the legend to graphics (by right clicking the image and selecting convert to graphics). Follow this up by ungrouping the image into different elements. You can then just move the items across into a second column manually.
within HTML, 2 forms (each contains a button with an action which is subsequently handled by Perl code) should be placed in one line cause it is a back / next items implementation concerning a result set that is displayed within a table below.
should a table be used to place two forms?
You can place use the CSS rule display: inline-block to position the forms on the same line.
Here is an example:
http://dabblet.com/gist/7428241
You may place the two forms in two separate division (div) elements and position them in one line using CSS.
You can place the forms in separate divs and then float them both left to get them side-by-side.
It's easy.
Example:
<form style="display:inline;"></form> //Form 1
<form style="display:inline;"></form> //Form 2
I would like to put together a more publication-worthy (and more easily produced) version of the diagram that I've hacked together below:
Basically, it's a two part illustration with an HTML table on the left (showing different cluster assignments from varying parameters) and a modified dengrogram plot on the right.
I'm guessing it's apparent from the snapshot what I'm trying to add to the plot… Basically it could be a set of horizontal, stacked bars that show how the different parameters grouped the observations into different clusters. I used brackets with the cluster numbers when drawing these by hand, but anything that underlines the right observation numbers would be acceptable.
I realize there are two parts to this question: How to get the two-up layout when one of the panels is HTML instead of a figure, and how to modify the plot. [If only one part gets answered here, I can ask for the other in a separate question.]
You can label your plot using line and text. You need to set the clipping property to off in order for lines to show up outside of your axes. Here's an example:
data = [1,3,4,5; 2,6,7,8; 9,3,7,4;3,8,5,2];
tree = linkage(data,'average');
figure()
dendrogram(tree)
set(gca,'Position',[0.13, 0.3,0.775, 0.65])
h1 = line([1,1],[4,4.8],'Color','k');
h2 = line([1,3],[4,4],'Color','k');
h3 = line([3,3],[4,4.8],'Color','k');
set(h1,'Clipping','off')
set(h2,'Clipping','off')
set(h3,'Clipping','off')
ht = text(1.7,3.9,'Label');
I have this site I am working on, it has the following menu items:
Residents Business Teachers Construction Property Management
Municipalities
Is there a way to get Property Management broken up onto two lines within the same list element(figure 1).
Currently the behavior is:
Use the css3 max-width property on the containing element. You could also just add a <br/> for older browsers.
You might also have to set display to inline-block.