| Posted: 22 Feb 2005 18:35 Last Edited By: RingerSan | |
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In HTML it is easy to write an own css and use it in the html/chunk/help.
But how does it work in PDF?? Example: I want the sidebar to be on the side . no kidding.
In HTML you can use Code:
.sidebar {float:right; align:right; width:150px;} and anything else that can be applied to a DIV. In PDF you can't use css and you must not ignore that you have odd and even pages (so left and right sidebars). Any ideas what do to do to get the sidebars (and other admonition) on the side of the page with a property-file? I don't want to go into that xsl-files and do it by hand. (a last resort maybe) thanks |
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| Posted: 22 Feb 2005 19:20 | |
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Customizing PDF output is (unfortunately) not as easy as HTML output. See http://www.e-novative-forum.com/article11.htm for pointers to the documentation about XSL parameters and how to apply them in eDE.
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