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On Sep 1, 5:13 pm, "Ronx" <ronx...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> The size of a table cell depends on what is in the cell, as well as the rest
> of the cells in the table. To solve your question we will need to see a
> complete page with the problem - a link to a published page will help.
>
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> > I have had this problem for years and usually just 'force' it to
> > something close!!
> > But - when I set a cell to be 100px by 350px I would think it would
> > be. But the one I have now is closer to being 200px by 350px even
> > though when the cursor is on the width line it lies and say 100px and
> > when I look at the cell properties it too lies and says 100px by 350px
> > - when I put a 100px wide button in this cell it is obvious that the
> > cell is twice as wide!!
> > THEN when I try to drag it smaller it almost always makes it larger
> > rather than smaller!!
> > ARGG!!
> > I try to get a Dynamic WebPage setup going for my site.
> > I was so close with my 1st one with usesing seperate 1 cell tables,
> > but could not get the last table at the bottom to stick to the bottom.
> > Sometime it would end up on the right side if a table above it enede
> > up being higher (deeper)!!
> > Double Argg!!
> > Has any one found a way to get Cells or Tables, or some other 'thing'
> > in their place and make them stay in their place!?!? Shared Borders
> > worked, but only on the boders and supposedly DWT will do the same
> > only more and better!
> > Or at least how do I get Cells to be the actual size that they are set
> > to?
>
> > Thanks!!- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -
It does!
If you open a page that is attached to a DWT some areas cannot be edited,
and others can. In code view, the non-editable areas have a yellow
background, the editable regions have a white background.
In the DWT itself, everything is editable -and it should be since this is
the template for the rest of the pages. Editable regions are marked (in code
view) by the <!-- #begineditable "regionname" --> editable region <!--
#endeditable --> comments.
Use the DWT to set the fixed elements and layout of the page. This will be
fixed in all the pages.
However - and there is no way round this[1] - if an editable region is in a
table cell, and you fill that region with more content than it's designed to
hold that cell will stretch to accommodate the content.
[1] Actually there is a way round it - it involves introducing scroll bars
and learning some CSS and HTML.
Take a look at
http://any-expression.com/expression-web/ebooks/expression-web-dwt-ebook.htm
Expression web DWTs and FrontPage DWTs are identical.
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Thanks again Ronx!!
On Sep 2, 11:42 am, "Ronx" <ronx...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "Before I started with a DWT I was envisioning that it would have place
> markers and such were I could just say: "This goes, and stays here,
> and this goes and stays there!" "
>
> It does!
> If you open a page that is attached to a DWT some areas cannot be edited,
> and others can. In code view, the non-editable areas have a yellow
> background, the editable regions have a white background.
>
> In the DWT itself, everything is editable -and it should be since this is
> the template for the rest of the pages. Editable regions are marked (in code
> view) by the <!-- #begineditable "regionname" --> editable region <!--
> #endeditable --> comments.
>
> Use the DWT to set the fixed elements and layout of the page. This will be
> fixed in all the pages.
> However - and there is no way round this[1] - if an editable region is in a
> table cell, and you fill that region with more content than it's designed to
> hold that cell will stretch to accommodate the content.
>
> [1] Actually there is a way round it - it involves introducing scroll bars
> and learning some CSS and HTML.
>
> Take a look athttp://any-expression.com/expression-web/ebooks/expression-web-dwt-eb...
> Expression web DWTs and FrontPage DWTs are identical.
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> Ron Symonds
> >> - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
Will never happen. The only way is to place the text in an image and use
the image. Users can ALWAYS change the size of text.
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