On Wed, Aug 01, 2001, Bill Janssen wrote:
> > 1) I'm using <div align="justify">blah</div> tags to justify the text.
> > Which works, but some reason, there are unexplained line (not para) breaks
> > which occur at seemingly random places in the text.
Send me a sample database (one paragraph of text is enough) and I will
take a look at it to find out whether it is a viewer problem or if the
line breaks are added by the parser.
> The main technical problem seems to be how we can represent the scrollbar
> correctly,
And the jump-to-this-location selector in the toolbar, any code that jumps
to a specific location in a record (e.g. named anchors), the actual scrolling
of the page, etc.
The variable used for the vertical offset is a signed 2 byte variable, i.e.
max 32k can be scrolled.
> But you can begin the paragraph with a sequence of " " characters;
> about 5 gives you a reasonable indent.
I'm not sure that will work, since the viewer by default removes leading
spaces on a line. It is possible to turn this off, but it would have to
be indicated to the viewer in some way that leading spaces shouldn't be
removed for this line/paragraph.
/Mike
