Thanks everyone. I clicked the Edit option on the Publish window and
figured out how to add borders to my images...it works perfectly in ePub
mode. I'll have to remove the borders from my FM documents and just use
those instead. Probably will end up using conditional text to use my
original
Hi Rick,
I suspect a table is involved because of the error message, but all I notice in
the XML and structure view is that the 'title' element tags are removed, and
its text is then in the 'first_aid' element, which is not valid. In Frame, I
can select this title text and then wrap it in the
Hi Doug...
I assume you're using the EPUB export in FM? The FM version will affect
the output significantly, newer versions much better than older. As Rick
points out, the formatting is controlled by CSS. There are many reasons
that formatting in your source may now end up as expected in the
Hi C2,
Is the element being converted to a FrameMaker table?
Rick
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Hi All,
I'm having a snag with a title element and wonder where I should look or search
for to id the issue.
When opening the XML data, the title element is removed and the title text is
left in the parent element, which is not valid. Frame reports the error "Cannot
create the Framemaker
Hi Doug,
You may not be able to get the conversion to recognize the borders on your
images, but keep in mind that the formatting is driven by a css (cascading
stylesheet) file in the epub output. You could modify the css to give you
borders on your images.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
I've been experimenting with publishing to the ePub format. it looks nice,
but the images in my document lose their borders during the process. I've
managed to make a single image retain its border, but none of the others.
Even if I set up another image the same way, the border vanishes when I
