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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / December 2005problems with design
Hi, I have just a small question, in my publication (Publisher 2003) , the tabs and textboxes are looking fine. But in my webpreview, the tabs are all different and at the bottom of the textboxes I am missing text? I can make them bigger, but then I have a lot off white space between two boxes. Can anybody help me? Be sure you don't have any text or image boxes on top of other boxes.  SignatureDon ------- Vancouver, USA > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > them bigger, but then I have a lot off white space between two boxes. Can > anybody help me? I don't have text or image boxes on top of other boxes. But still have the problem. The only other offering I have is; Start Settings Control Panel Display Settings tab Advanced button General tab Verify the DPI setting 96 normal Changing the DPI can do funny things to websites. SignatureDon ------- Vancouver, USA >I don't have text or image boxes on top of other boxes. > But still have the problem. It is already 96dpi. I also have the problem that a copied table from Excel is looking fine in the publisher, but creats empty rows between every row, any idea how that is possible? The correct procedure would be to save the spreadsheet as an image. Then insert that image onto the Publisher web page. SignatureDavid Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] http://www.publishermvps.com http://www.davidbartosik.com > It is already 96dpi. > > I also have the problem that a copied table from Excel is looking fine in > the publisher, but creats empty rows between every row, any idea how that is > possible? Hi David, Thanks for your answer, I already figured this out myself and it works fine! "David Bartosik" schreef: > The correct procedure would be to save the spreadsheet as an image. Then > insert that image onto the Publisher web page. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > the publisher, but creats empty rows between every row, any idea how that is > > possible? If you are inserting TAB into your web page, do not. TAB is not supported in html and will give various results. As for text in textboxes after converting to html, sometimes it does take some trial and error to size them. Sometime you may have some extra space. If it's a lot of space then make sure you don't have some character in there causing it. Turn on the show all characters from the Toolbar. If you see any character(s) after the last period, delete them. SignatureDavid Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] http://www.publishermvps.com http://www.davidbartosik.com > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > them bigger, but then I have a lot off white space between two boxes. Can > anybody help me? Hi David, Also insert text with TAB as an image works fine. "David Bartosik" schreef: > If you are inserting TAB into your web page, do not. TAB is not supported in > html and will give various results. As for text in textboxes after converting [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > them bigger, but then I have a lot off white space between two boxes. Can > > anybody help me?
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