On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 22:30:54 +0200, Buchanan, Stuart
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I made an effort to make the HTML as simple as
possible so it would print OK, but looking at Print
Preview on my browser, the images don't paginate
properly - some are split over a page-break. Oh
well...
got a rough anywhere to look at ? what browser is giving you split images?
I generally use tables to format things and I dont see any images getting
split:
http://piments.com/piments/html_chilli-peppers/frontpg.htm
This is straight html 4, no css or fancy stuff, I find tables is the
simplest way to get things to format tidily and to rescale nicely to
different screen sizes . I can scale that page to 20,30,50,80 or 100% and
my print preview looks clean in Opera. YMMV.
Like any other tool you have to know how to use it to get the results you
want. The nice thing is it lets the user size it as he wants according to
his eye-sight and/or paper requirements both on screen and paper and does
not make any assumptions about the hardware or OS he is running on.
Since FS is open-source, cross-platform software it really does make sense
to take a more restrictive approach in producing documentation to support
it.
If several authors produce several tutorials and howtos, several smallish
HTML files linked off a central index page gives the widest access to
these efforts. Which is presumably the object of the excersize.
regards.
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