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I am trying to convert a complex legal document that requires several groups of radio buttons for the signer to choose which option applies to them. The problem I have is that space for the actual radio button displayed in the document is far less than code required to place the radio button in position in the Word document. When I upload the document to Adobe Sign web forms it properly converts the text tag code in to the radio button, but does not adjust the spacing of the table, so the cell remains as large as required to fit all of the text code on one line in the Word document.
How do I use Adobe text tags (which must all be on line) and maintain legible formatting in the Adobe Sign document or web form?
Hi,
The below Adobe Sign Text Tag will generate a Radio box.
{{(Red)Color}}
For sizing of any element using text tag , you need to increase / decrease the size of the curly braces.
For ex {{ (Red) Color }} . Try experimenting with the seizes of curly braces in Word document and you will see the size of the field being changed, when you pass it in Adobe Sign.
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Hi,
The below Adobe Sign Text Tag will generate a Radio box.
{{(Red)Color}}
For sizing of any element using text tag , you need to increase / decrease the size of the curly braces.
For ex {{ (Red) Color }} . Try experimenting with the seizes of curly braces in Word document and you will see the size of the field being changed, when you pass it in Adobe Sign.
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Thanks, I will give this a try. I was going with:
{{(c)Exemption_es_:signer1}}
I will try to strip off the "_es_:signer1" to condense the space.
I attached a file to demonstrate the issue. As you can see the radio button shows up aligned left when I upload load the document. All of the white space in the cell is taken up by the text tag in the Word document, but once in web forms looks poorly formatted.