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Anonymous
July 27, 2010
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Table (div tags, extra <tr> <td> attributes) and Kadov styles

  • July 27, 2010
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I have an old old project to cleanup--the Kadov styles and an archaic (maybe from word import?) table formatting (hardcoded margins, nobreak) do not get replaced when I apply the paragraph styles from the .css or use the Table cell formatting to fix spacing...the HTML result contains both old format tags and new format tags, and the output looks like the old tags.

Any quick fix ideas? Oddly my multi-level numbering works darn good! But the nested <span> tags everywhere are daunting!.

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Willam van Weelden
Willam van Weelden
Inspiring
July 28, 2010

Hi,

You can clean up your project considerably by clicking Tools > Update DHTML effects in topics. This nifty function does more than it's name suggests. Make a backup of your project before you fun this.

You can easily clean tables. Select the table and right click. Select 'Table style'. Check 'Clean Table Inline Formatting' and press OK.

As for the multilevel lists, are you talking about RH's own Multilevel lists? These lists work quite well, although they aren't outputted as lists. The output is a little sloppy, but it works quite well. If you want 'real' multilevel lists, you need to use 'normal' lists and nest them. (Use the Increase Indent button for that.)

If there is more formatting amiss, you can try a search and replace operation or a script. Beware that something like that can cripple your project in seconds. Always make a backup!

Greet,

Willam

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Anonymous
July 29, 2010

Thank you Willam!

Is there a way to make my multilevel list the default?

It would save several button clicks! Errors are not obvious until you publish.

My multilevel list for procedures is:

Level 1 Numlist 1 Blah blah blah

2 Blah blah blah

Level 2 NumlistNonum Graphics or explanatory paragraph

Level 3 NumlistABC a. Substep for a numlist

b. Blah blah blah

Willam van Weelden
Willam van Weelden
Inspiring
July 31, 2010

Hi,

I don't know how to do that, but how would it help you?

If you create a multlevel list, you style all levels of the list at once. Then insert the list, normally starting at level one. If you want an extra level, just pres ENTER and then TAB to go to the next level of the list. Use SHIFT+TAB to go to the previous level.

Greet,

Willam

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