It seems not to solve the problem becouse still when I double click on
image it opens the dialog box with ???. Is it possible, insted of standard
dialog box like this(after double click of mouse):
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to have this:
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I try to do something like this: but it seems to work only for elements
which are not 'imagedata' or 'graphic' but should for all element.
<binding>
<mouseClicked2 button="1"/>
<command name="putAttribute" parameter="[implicitElement] fileref" />
</binding>
but it seems to work only for elements which are NOT 'imagedata' or
'graphic' but should works for all element. Of course I can add test
expresion="" but ths code above should work for all elements, but it
doesn#t for imagedata and graphic.
Kind Regards,
Jacek Lewandowski
software development
ifb group AG, Cologne, Germany
Hussein Shafie
<hussein at xmlmind.
com> To
Jacek.Lewandowski at ifb-group.com
17.10.2008 18:50 cc
"xmleditor-support at xmlmind.com"
<xmleditor-support at xmlmind.com>
Please respond to Subject
"xmleditor-suppor Re: Xml mind configuration (??? and
t at xmlmind.com" capitals)
<xmleditor-suppor
t at xmlmind.com>
Jacek.Lewandowski at ifb-group.com wrote:
>
> I have two questions to XML mind Editor configuration:
>
> 1) when I want to use dialog box to point out the path to the image
(double
> click on the image) I have a dialogbox like this:
>
> (Embedded image moved to file: pic06334.jpg)
>
>
> I dont want to have there ??? because every time I want to point to the
> location within the catalog where I work, this ??? points to the root
> catalog on my main disc. When manualy delete ??? then it is inside my
> workplace. I dont want this ??? at all. Can I somehow use this dialog box
> and do not have this ??? every time (It doesn't help when I delete ???
in
> the atributes list on the right hand)
>
The value of *required* attributes is automatically set to "???"
(required attributes *must* be given a value). We have chosen string
"???" because it is easy to spot.
The "newElementContent" configuration element allows to change this
behavior to a certain extent.
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/configure/newElementContent.html
Another way to change this is to specify an element template for the
elements having required attributes. This is specified using the
"elementTemplate" configuration element.
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/configure/elementTemplate.html
> 2) second question is: How can I get a text decoration called Capitals (I
> dont think here about the text-transform: capitalize in css). The format
I
> want to get is the same as Capitals in MS-Word and looks like this:
>
This effect is called small-caps. It corresponds to CSS property:
"font-variant: small-caps;". See
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/fonts.html#font-styling
XMLmind XML Editor currently does not support the font-variant property.
See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/csssupport/restrict.html
However, it is very easy to achieve this effect by specifying an ``all
small-caps font-family''.
Example: "font-family: 'Tahoma Small Caps';".
You need to use v4.1 (see http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/changes.html)
if you want this kind of font family to work and of course the ``all
small-caps font-family'' must have been installed on the user's machine.
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