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.
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I've not come across anything like I am looking for so either I'm either not asking the right questions (for which I will apologize for re-asking a question) or it's not been asked.
I'm working on a report to print header information onto pre-printed carbon copy forms on a continuous form feed impact printer. The form is two pages and the header for the second page only contains part of the information that the header on the first page has.
I have the first page header working fine. I played with using rectangles and it was printing on target on every other page. The problem comes in when I try to print the page two header.
The way I am formatting the headers is that I have a single cell tablix with a rectangle in the cell. I've measured out where the 11 fields belong for page one of the form and placed them on the form. This all works correctly. Below that, I've inserted a second rectangle with the add page break before property checked. In that rectangle I have two of the fields that are repeated one just above the other (field 1 and field 2). Field 1 is in exactly the same spot as it is on page one. Field 2 is higher and to the left of where it is positioned on page one. The report body has no margins. Positioning is all done directly through the elements themselves. Field 1 sits about 1/16 to 1/8 inch lower than it does on page 1 even when position top is set to 0 (and there is no page margin). I can position field 2 exactly where I want it to be however. If I have multiple forms print out, all the page ones are perfect and page 2 field 2 is spot on but page 2 field 1 is always too low.
I tried separating the rectangles but was unable to connect the dataset to the second rectangle.
Is there a better way to do this? Is there a setting I'm missing that is adding padding to the second rectangle? Any help is appreciated.
Not quite the answer that I was looking for but it nearly fixed the problem. It turns out that the field itself had padding on it. I'm not sure how as I copied and pasted it from the first page but it moved it up to a acceptable position. It is still a bit low but close enough that the requester is happy with it.
I am trying to create a Custom registration form template, and when I try to put in paragraph spaces (returns) or indents the program refuses to see them, even in the preview pane. Please help.
I am trying to place this form on top of a bckground image placed at the center. the image is inside a coloumn of a table. I want to indent the form so that it\s completely inside the image, n all to its left.
You are supposed to use padding for such purposes, not any characters, if I understand your intentions correctly. Try adding this css property for the form:
padding-left: Xpx;
With X being your desired number of pixels for indentation.
I would like to put a border around each entire group. I have found an expression online to help with this, but it has one flaw. When the group extends to a new page, the bottom border of the last item, and the top border for the first item on the next page do not appear.
Code for top border
=Iif(Fields!ROWNUM.Value = First(Fields!ROWNUM.Value, "EVENT"),"Solid",nothing)
Code for bottom border.
=Iif(Fields!ROWNUM.Value = Last(Fields!ROWNUM.Value, "EVENT"),"Solid",nothing)
based on the logic of this expression, I can completely understand why it does this, but I want to know if there is any way to solve this. Unfortunately inserting a page break between instances of the group is not an option, some of these groups are large and would leave pages almost entirely blank. I believe that you cannot use the global variable page number outside of the header/footer. Is there a "Page break" variable that i can use to say before or after page break?.
Any ideas would be great! thanks
I'm trying to re-make an existing ASP.Net page which generates labels. The original uses hideous tables-within tables-within tables to force a layout, and as our order quantity has increased it's now got to the point where it's spitting out 65k lines of HTML assuming it doesn't time out first.
I've replaced it with an unordered list for my list of lables, with each list item floated, and the on-screen layout is now perfect. For print, it's 4 labels per page, one in each corner.
However, at least in IE-land, go to print preview and it goes back to being a vertical list.
Any thoughts?
make sure you are using a float:... in your css of li class it will fix it :)
Let me know if that helps
Changed from UL/LI elements to the ubiquitous DIV, and placed every set of 4 inside a container which did the job. Still none the wiser about why FireFox, Chrome and IE all ignored float:left in print though, but it's working now.
Is there any possibility of me hyperlinking a specific part in a html page.
Suppose i have a big image, When i click on the left side i would like to hyperlink it to a partcular image and when i click in the middle to another and on the right. I want to do this without cropping the image into 3 parts.
any idea how this can be done ?
The easiest way would be to use an Image Map.
Yea, it's pretty easy, so it shouldn't take you long. The idea is to create an image map over the image. This way you can specify various coordinates in the map which reflect the coordinates on the image and choose what parts link where. Here are some links to help you out.
Image map: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_map.asp
I've never tried this way: http://www.ehow.com/how_4499356_make-image-map-using-photoshop.html
I usually do it through dreamweaver: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dreamweaver/cs/using/WScbb6b82af5544594822510a94ae8d65-7c13a.html
You can do it by hand the way the first link shows, and get the coordinates in photoshop
If you have it in a background image in your css (I'm assuming you have your content in a div) put your content in a instead and wrap the span in an tag Example: <span>CONTENT</span>
You can do this using anchor tags: First cut the image into 3 parts, then put all the parts next to each other on the page (Use <nobr> tags around them to ensure they don't get out of line). Next put <a name='spot-on-page'></a> Where you want it it jump to, then put <a href='#spot-on-page'><img src='picture1'></a> As the link to that spot. Then repeat the second part with the other 2 images.