Karen Mardahl wrote:
I am starting to pick up on this negative number trick. For my table
anchor, I had settled on a font at 7pt (I like seeing that tag!), and
the para catalog defaulted to line space 8 pt. No space above or
below. My tables are set to 0 pt above. The white space between a text
Thanks to everyone - there has been a lot of useful information in this thread.
On 6/28/06, Stuart Rogers wrote:
> Rick Quatro wrote:
> >
> > Set the Space Above setting for the table to -2 and set the Space Below
> > setting for the Anchor paragraph to -2.
> >
>
> I use an anchor pgf the same
Karen Mardahl wrote:
> I am starting to pick up on this negative number trick. For my table
> anchor, I had settled on a font at 7pt (I like seeing that tag!), and
> the para catalog defaulted to line space 8 pt. No space above or
> below. My tables are set to 0 pt above. The white space between
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Karen Mardahl
Sent: Wed 6/28/2006 8:03 AM
To: framers@frameusers.com
Subject: table anchors - best practices?
Richard Combs had a comment in the thread Question about the
hyperlink from the LOF to the figure:
NOTE: There's a good case
I always anchor tables and figures in their own paragraph with a style called
Anchorline. Anchor line is set to 2pt text.
Peter
Original Message
Richard Combs had a comment in the thread Question about the
hyperlink from the LOF to the figure:
The only time I have issues is when the table starts at the top of a page.
Doesn't line up evenly because of the Anchor paragraph, but I can live
with
it...unless other people have other suggestions.
Set the Space Above setting for the table to -2 and set the Space Below
setting for the
Hi,
Right now, our policy is no separate paragraph tags for tables. I am
currently working on a monster manual with over 600 tables. There are
many situations where you have table after table with no text
inbetween. Based on this, I want to propose that we do have a unique
tag for anchoring
At 3:35 PM +0200 6/28/06, Reng, Winfried wrote:
Hi,
Right now, our policy is no separate paragraph tags for tables. I am
currently working on a monster manual with over 600 tables. There are
many situations where you have table after table with no text
inbetween. Based on this, I want to
At 14:03 +0200 28/6/06, Karen Mardahl wrote:
I want to propose that we do have a unique tag for anchoring tables. Richard's
comment came at a perfect time, so now I am asking what the rest of you think
- or whether Richard wants to reveal his reasons? I'd like to hear what people
have to say.
Thanks to everyone - there has been a lot of useful information in this thread.
On 6/28/06, Stuart Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick Quatro wrote:
Set the Space Above setting for the table to -2 and set the Space Below
setting for the Anchor paragraph to -2.
I use an anchor pgf the same
From: framers-bounces+jsgammato=imprivata@lists.frameusers.com on behalf of
Karen Mardahl
Sent: Wed 6/28/2006 8:03 AM
To: framers at frameusers.com
Subject: table anchors - best practices?
Richard Combs had a comment in the thread "Question about the
hyperlink
I always anchor tables and figures in their own paragraph with a style called
Anchorline. Anchor line is set to 2pt text.
Peter
Original Message
Richard Combs had a comment in the thread "Question about the
hyperlink from the LOF to the figure":
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>
>From: framers-bounces+jsgammato=imprivata.com at lists.frameusers.com on
>behalf of Karen Mardahl
>Sent: Wed 6/28/2006 8:03 AM
>To: framers at frameusers.com
>Subject: table anchors - best practices?
>
>
>
>Richard Combs had a comment in the thread "Quest
I always use a separate paragraph for tables, anchored frames, and text
insets. (I call it anchor.)
I use it because:
1. The company I worked for before that I stole template ideas from always
used it.
2. I use WebWorks, and if I don't anchor the table to a separate paragraph,
the conversion
> The only time I have issues is when the table starts at the top of a page.
> Doesn't line up evenly because of the Anchor paragraph, but I can live
> with
> it...unless other people have other suggestions.
Set the Space Above setting for the table to -2 and set the Space Below
setting for the
Hi,
> Right now, our policy is no separate paragraph tags for tables. I am
> currently working on a monster manual with over 600 tables. There are
> many situations where you have table after table with no text
> inbetween. Based on this, I want to propose that we do have a unique
> tag for
At 3:35 PM +0200 6/28/06, Reng, Winfried wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> Right now, our policy is no separate paragraph tags for tables. I am
>> currently working on a monster manual with over 600 tables. There are
>> many situations where you have table after table with no text
>> inbetween. Based on this, I
At 14:03 +0200 28/6/06, Karen Mardahl wrote:
>I want to propose that we do have a unique tag for anchoring tables. Richard's
>comment came at a perfect time, so now I am asking what the rest of you think
>- or whether Richard wants to reveal his reasons? I'd like to hear what people
>have to
Karen Mardahl wrote:
> My take on this - and I am looking for support, comments, or
> modifications - is that you should have a unique table anchor
> paragraph tag for anchoring all tables. I believe this gives
> you best overall control. Two reasons so far:
>
> 1. A unique tag always gives
Rick Quatro wrote:
>
> Set the Space Above setting for the table to -2 and set the Space Below
> setting for the Anchor paragraph to -2.
>
I use an anchor pgf the same size as my body text (10 pt type, 12 pt
line spacing) with Space Below of -12 for the pgf and Space Above on the
table of
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