Is there some way to add a scrolling bar in the part of the labels 1,2 and 3? Cause I'll need to add a lots of labels with their respective text:
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Supposed that you have changed you database to use "Overlapping Documents", set the AutoResize property of the form to No and size the window manually. By default, Access will add a scrollbar to the details section if needed.
To achive this, add the fields that should not be scrollable to the form header of footer, and make sure that there's enough room to display the header and footer of the form. "Save" the form when done with resizing (Ctrl+S).
Example:
When using the "Tabbed Documents" layout, you could for example make the footer of the form very high to force the scrollbar to appear, but that scrollbar will appear at the very right border of the Access window.
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Is there any way to detect that the user has focused on an input that is under the fixed footer?
I have a form that allows the user to enter multiple items and keep adding items. They normally are able to tab into the input boxes and the screen scrolls up automatically. After the addition of a sticky footer, it appears that the page doesn't read the footer as blocking the view. The scrollintoview() only scrolls the page up a little bit but is still covered by the footer. Additionally, the element.scrollintoview is not triggered until the user tabs into an input box that is actually outside of the screen instead of being obscured by the fixed footer.
I even tried modifying the tabindex, but the issue seems to be the fixed footer.
scrollIntoView is still an experimental feature. You can scroll to the element by setting scrollTop of the page (or scrollable container) manually.
Just take the element's (your input) position via element.getBoundingClientRect().top and if it's lower than the viewport height, set document.scrollTop (or container.scrollTop) considering your footer height
I have page based on fullPage.js and Bootsrap. By default is content in section vertically centered. But my content is dynamic and changes on click. It means, that my content has on every click different height and it cause div jumping on page.
Disabling vertical center solve the problem, but only for desktop. On smaller screen (mobiles, tablets) I can't see whole content in section.
With vertical center enabled the section is high as content.
Live example is more than word so:
Example with verticalCenter enabled (not working)
Example with verticalCenter disabled (not working)
Finally the solution was specify container height.
I would encourage you to use the responsiveWidth or responsiveHeight options provided in fullpage.js. That's going to create the best user experience for small screen devices.
But if you still want autoScrolling then you can always go for the scrollOverflow option as in this example and to adjust the scroll bar dynamically you would have to call $.fn.fullpage.reBuild() on any click that changes triggers a change in the section's height.
Is it possible to repeat textbox in every page without giving it on the page header in SSRS. Because before this textbox I have few data to be displayed in the 1st page. So if I put both in page header and making visibility hide for the data that should appear only in 1st page, then in other pages excess header space will come..
So is it possible to repeat text box or table in every page?
You can look into the "RepeatWith" property of your textbox, which should appear on every page where the target component will be present. It should work even if there are other elements before, between or after them.
You could also put the textbox in a table's header, put the rest of your report inside that table's body, and then repeat the table header on every page. However this sounds very painful to implement and maintain, I would avoid that solution unless absolutely necessary.
I am using Reporting Services 2008 and developing a Report which has Page Header and a Page Footer. Currently in my Page Header and Footer I am using multiple items together for example, my footer has to be designed as follows.
Textbox1 ( disclaimer 1)
Textbox2 ( disclaimer 2)
The condition I am using is to show the Textbox2 only on page 1 and show both the textboxes on the page 2 (the final page). When I included both the text boxes as part of the footer and hide the Textbox1 on page1 and show only on page 2 the, I see that although the Textbox1 is Hidden, still see the Space occupied by the textbox1.
I learnt that the size of the header/footer is fixed and can not be changed or does not automatically grow or shrink based on the content.
As a workaround tried having fixed report size ( W 8.5in, H 10.5in ) and Body size ( 8in, 8.5in) and had the Textbox2 as part of the footer and brought Textbox1 outside the footer (just on top of the footer). The Textbox1 on page 2 is not sticking towards the end of the page. It is getting printed towards the content of the page. What exactly to do inorder to have the textbox1 content printed towards the end.
Please note that I need to have this exported as PDF and not as a report viewer. I have noticed that the output alignments for print layout (export) vs. report viewer are different.
Thanks!
The footer space occupied by the textbox1 (although its hidden on page 2 ) can not shrink.
The Textbox1 on page 2 is not sticking towards the end of the page - can not fix.
Looks like both the problems can not be addressed by SSRS. So decided to move to Crystal reports and it has Report header/footer and page header/footer which solved my problem.
If you set TextBox1 and textBox2 to the smallest possible height and set the autogrow properties of both textboxes to Auto, then shrink your footer to the smallest possible size this should solve your space problem. as the header / footer will expand and contract with the size of the textboxes
when you say "The Textbox1 on page 2 is not sticking towards the end of the page".
i am assuming you mean one of the textboxes is moving when textbox1 is made visible,
if that is the case, instead of setting the visibility property of textbox one, try set the Font Color property to match your background color effectively making the box invisible.
I hope that all makes sense.
I have a list of reports on a page. I currently have 4 large buttons on the right to view, add, edit or delete a button. We've had complaints about people having to scroll back up to click on the buttons once they've selected a report because they have soo many.
Is there a way to have an html object like a div, stay visible on the page when you scroll it? But within the bounds of the container of the grid?
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Have you tried giving the buttons or their container position:fixed through CSS? Another way could be to use the onscroll Javascript event to move them or their container.