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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / March 2008Software to assist centre pages?
I have used html to centre my publisher 2007 built website. Somewhere in my internet searching travels I heard about a software that you could buy...that helps with this. It basically finds and replaces coding in each page (so you don't have to edit each page individually). I can't remember what its called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? Ok Jo, now is the time to help us out. How the heck did you manage to center or centre your Pub 2007 web pages? We figured it out through version 2002, but no one could get 2003 or 2007 to center. Please be our hero and share how you edited the code to center...excuse me...centre the page. As per the software, Don has recommended "Replace in Files": http://www.emurasoft.com/replall/index.htm DavidF >I have used html to centre my publisher 2007 built website. Somewhere in >my [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > don't have to edit each page individually). I can't remember what its > called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? I put a WATCH on this thread Spike > Ok Jo, now is the time to help us out. How the heck did you manage to > center or centre your Pub 2007 web pages? We figured it out through [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> don't have to edit each page individually). I can't remember what its >> called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? UNDERNEATH the <body> tag, enter (copy and paste will work) this code:(you may need to change the width) <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="2" width="1000" align="center"> <tr> <td> ------------------------------------ ABOVE the </body> tag, enter the following: </td> </tr> </table> Jo > I put a WATCH on this thread > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >> don't have to edit each page individually). I can't remember what its > >> called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? Sorry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it just occured to me that when i used that code it may have been on hubby's computer and he runs publisher 03. It may work on 07.... I'll check... > I put a WATCH on this thread > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >> don't have to edit each page individually). I can't remember what its > >> called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? Using "replace in files" I found a common point of replacement that appears to work for me for Publisher 2007. Sine the background changes from one publication to another I found the closest commonality after <body>. That turned out to be </v:background></xml><![endif]--> Since "replace in files" needs to have the entire text on one line I made the replacement string as shown below. I also changed the 1000 to 800 to accommodate the 1024 X 768 settings. I tested it with the settings: 800 X 600 1024 X 768 1440 X 900 Not perfectly centered but real close Takes two runs of "replace in files" Once the strings are typed in it just takes selecting the ones you want with the drop down arrow for Find and Replace With Find = </v:background></xml><![endif]--> Replace With = </v:background></xml><![endif]--><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="2" width="800" align="center"><tr><td> Find </body> Replace With </td></tr></table></body> Spike > Sorry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it just occured to me that when i used that code it > may [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >> >> don't have to edit each page individually). I can't remember what its >> >> called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? Thanks Jo and Spike, I haven't had time to play with this code yet, but Spike I suspect that you will get the best results if you use the actual width of the pages. The pixel width can be seen in File > Page setup. DavidF > Using "replace in files" I found a common point of replacement that > appears to work for me for Publisher 2007. [quoted text clipped - 61 lines] >>> >> its >>> >> called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? David Thanks Totally slipped my mind. Set it to 760 (page width) from the 800 I used before. Looks good on my Vista wide screen 1440 X 900 display. I will check it out on other computers / monitors with different resolutions. And THANK YOU Jo. Spike > Thanks Jo and Spike, > [quoted text clipped - 69 lines] >>>> >> its >>>> >> called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? Okay...how do you get to where you can input these codes? It was easy to find in Front page 2000. > Using "replace in files" I found a common point of replacement that appears > to work for me for Publisher 2007. [quoted text clipped - 60 lines] > >> >> don't have to edit each page individually). I can't remember what its > >> >> called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? When you publish your html output, direct it to a folder on your computer. Then you can open the .htm files with NotePad and add the code. You have to do this each time you change your Pub file and produce new code. If you still have FP, you would probably be better off going back to it. DavidF > Okay...how do you get to where you can input these codes? It was easy to > find in Front page 2000. [quoted text clipped - 71 lines] >> >> >> its >> >> >> called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? Thanks David, I'll try that. > When you publish your html output, direct it to a folder on your computer. > Then you can open the .htm files with NotePad and add the code. You have to [quoted text clipped - 79 lines] > >> >> >> its > >> >> >> called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar? Take a look at this thread Subject: Software to assist centre pages? Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:36:00 -0800 Spike >I have used html to centre my publisher 2007 built website. Somewhere in >my [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > don't have to edit each page individually). I can't remember what its > called.... Anyone heard of it? Or something similar?
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