I am trying to change my vertical spacing of my lilypond music score. But so far, without success. Probably I have been searching for the wrong key words in google and the lilypond manual (I am not a native English speaker).
My score contains staffs with 3 lyric lines and other staffs with only one lyric line. Normally lilypond grants the staffs with 3 lyric lines more space than the staffs with only 1 lyric line. This spacing depending on lyric lines is perfectly fine. I want it like this.
However, I am not satisfied as I would really like to add some more space between the lyric lines and the following staff line (looks way too full in my opinion). The only way I found so far is changing
system-system-spacing #'basic-distance = some_number\mm
which can add vertical space between staffs but leads to equidistant spacing between all staffs - no matter if containing 3 or only 1 lyric line.
I hope that the above explanation is comprehensible, in short:
How can I change the space between my (last) lyric line and the following staff?
Try using nonstaff-unrelatedstaff-spacing:
\layout {
\context {
\Staff
\override VerticalAxisGroup.nonstaff-unrelatedstaff-spacing.padding = #5
}
}
You might also like to refrain from specifying distances in mm. Just omit the units and specify everything in staff spaces. That way the spacing will scale when you change the staff size.
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If there are a number of links on a webpage, is it possible to break onto a new line while the link is either fully on either side?
For example: This blog http://northskie.blogspot.com/ shows a series of links using the standard A HREF="http://www... " etc .
But, you'll notice that on the first line, Chapin's Inferno appears on BOTH sentence line A, AND line B. This could easily be corrected by adding a BR, of course. BUT, what if I'm working on a huge number of links, such as http://asmrluv.blogspot.com/ ? Now, I'd prefer NOT to to simply add BR or P between each Breaking line. Also note, many sites could be added to the list later. This is why BR lines should be avoided here.
Can any code be implemented which automatically prevents a link from appearing on both lines? (of course, adding a CLASS or ID would along with code would be acceptable). I'm trying to avoid the problem of a link appearing halfway on one sentence, then on the next line as well.
On http://gilkeslawfirm.com, a site me and my husband are working on, there are 2 blue squares to the left of the logo. What do we need to edit within php or the css style sheet to get rid of those?
Lines number 99 and 100. Remove them.
<h2><a></a></h2>
<p><a></a></p>
You have two empty tags <a></a> on the page in that place. So - just find them and remove. Then those squares gone.
I've created a report from a query. I have 2 groups: group on InvoiceNumber and group on feeDescripion.
The items are displayed nicely in the first group but the second group is putting extra padding under of the text boxes: http://prntscr.com/6zust9
I've tried shrinking my text boxes and not allowing them to grow but the phantom spaces keep coming back (grrr) As you can see by the highlighting the text boxes are only 4mm high Access is just chucking an extra 4mm padding between each line any suggestions?
Had a similar problem and found the issue when I copied one of the affected fields into Excel to see what I could see. Turns out the field value had included an Alt-Enter character in the middle of the string (as is common in excel when forcing a new line in a cell). When I deleted the alt-enter, the problem went away.
I have a situation like this http://jsfiddle.net/9cRpe/ .
You can see that the 	 chars (tab character in html) is trimmed/removed when reaching the end of page. Is it something that can be modified by css so the tab is not trimmed?
See the attached image for the result i'd like to achieve. Thanks
white-space: pre-wrap;
MDN Document
Edit: OK, I made a silly answer.
I think the [Tab] character is not designed to act as "insert n spaces here". Instead, consider the following scenario:
--->code
//->code
You can see this in many IDE as long as you don't convert [Tab]s to [Space]s. So I think the [Tab] character means "push the next character to the next tab position".
That's why you don't see a desired space, because "the next character has already been placed in the next tab position".
Compare these two fiddles: http://jsfiddle.net/9cRpe/1/, http://jsfiddle.net/9cRpe/2/,
notice the space I added before the first "===>", and you can see the first "<===" doesn't move ---- it always aligns to the "tab" word on the first line.
I can't think of a solution right now, but I want to cover my previous stupid-ness, so I write these things that hopefully can inspire you...
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I have the following code
http://jsfiddle.net/yXwh9/3/
and the result is
http://jsfiddle.net/yXwh9/3/embedded/result/
The problem is that the first line is broken and "Techconnect is a group where we discuss about " comes in first line and "technology,languages,platform,development and IDE and front end development".
On the second line, I don't want this to happen. I want the line to break up exactly at the right boundary of the containing division. (I dont want <pre> as a solution, just because the text may not contain <br/> inside.)
You are probably looking for text-align: justify. Example.