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xiaokuer-schmetterling · 3 months ago
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PODFICCER (and fic author) RESOURCE: things i learned about HTML today
-> from this reference work on ao3: A Complete Guide to 'Limited HTML' on AO3 by CodenameCarrot (please go leave a comment if you find anything here useful !!!)
EDIT: OMG Y'ALL I HAVE BEEN HAVING SO MUCH NERDY GEEKY FUN TWEAKING MY PODFIC HOW-TO GUIDE WITH THIS STUFF
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a. abbr. acronym. address. b. big. blockquote. br. caption. center. cite. code. col. colgroup. details. dd. del. dfn. div. dl. dt. em. figcaption. figure. h1. h2. h3. h4. h5. h6. hr. i. img. ins. kbd. li. ol. p. pre. q. rp. rt. ruby. s. samp. small. span. strike. strong. sub. summary. sup. table. tbody. td. tfoot. th. thead. tr. tt. u. ul. var.
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OMG LOOK AT THIS !!! IDK WHEN I WOULD EVER USE THIS BUT LOOK HOW COOL !!!
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paragraphs & p formats: archiveofourown.org/works/5191202/chapters/161901154#AddParagraphs
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omg I'VE ALWAYS WONDERED HOW TO GET THAT LINE BREAK THINGY IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PAGE !!!
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introductionofjava · 1 year ago
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Using the <colgroup> Tag in HTML
This topic delves into the <colgroup> tag in HTML, a powerful tool for defining groups of columns within a table for styling and layout purposes. The <colgroup> tag, often used in conjunction with the <col> tag, allows you to apply styles or set attributes to multiple columns simultaneously. This topic covers the syntax and proper usage of the <colgroup> and <col> tags, explaining how to span columns and apply styles such as width, background color, and borders. Practical examples illustrate how to enhance the appearance and functionality of HTML tables by grouping columns, ensuring a consistent and organized presentation of tabular data.
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argn0110 · 2 years ago
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Lista de las etiquetas básicas de HTML
Etiquetas de raíz
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> </html>
Etiquetas de metadatos
<head> </head> <title> </title> <link> <meta> <style> </style>
Etiquetas estructurales
<body> </body> <nav> </nav> <main> </main> <section> </section> <article> </article> <aside> </aside> <h1></h1> <h2></h2> <h3></h3> <h4></h4> <h5></h5> <h6> </h6> <header> </header> <footer> </footer>
Etiquetas para agrupar contenido
<p> </p> <pre> </pre> <blockquote> </blockquote> <ol> </ol> <ul> </ul> <li> </li> <dl> </dl> <dt> </dt> <dd> </dd> <figure> </figure> <figcaption> </figcaption> <div> </div>
Etiquetas sem��nticas para texto
<a> </a> <strong> </strong> <small> </small> <cite> </cite> <sub> </sub> <sup> </sup> <mark> </mark> <span> </span> <br>
Etiquetas para incrustar contenido
<img> <iframe> </iframe> <embed> <object> </object> <video> </video> <audio> </audio> <source> <svg> </svg>
Etiquetas para tablas
<table> </table> <caption> </caption> <colgroup> </colgroup> <tbody> </tbody> <thead> </thead> <tfoot> </tfoot> <tr> </tr> <td> </td> <th> </th>
Etiquetas para formularios
<form> </form> <fieldset> </fieldset> <legend> </legend> <label> </label> <input> <button> </button> <select> </select> <option> </option> <textarea> </textarea>
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krishna337 · 3 years ago
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HTML colgroup Tag
The HTML <colgroup> tag is used to specify a column group within a table.It used to apply style or add classes to a column instead of each cell.Using different properties in a column we use the <col> tag inside the <colgroup> tag. Syntax <colgroup>Column...</colgroup> Example <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>HTML colgroup Tag</title> </head> <body> <br> <table border="1"> <colgroup> <col…
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simplecloudware · 5 years ago
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9: FAST HTML TABLES IN THE CLOUD By Following An Easy Pattern Using TABLE, COLGROUP, THEAD, TBODY, TR, TD
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yaseminbayhan · 4 years ago
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It's over, this says it, without literally saying it.
2020 close tag
The reason to share this post is that in HTML5 it is not strictly necessary to close certain HTML tags. The tags that aren’t required to have specific closing tags are called “self closing” tags. What is a self closing tag? An example of a self closing tag is something like a line break (<br />) or the meta tag (<meta>). This means that the following are both acceptable:<meta charset="UTF-8">and<meta charset="UTF-8" />Some closing tags are optional, however. The tags are optional because it’s implied that a new tag would not be able to be started without closing it. These are the following:
html, head, body, p, dt, dd, li, option, thead, th, tbody, tr, td, tfoot, colgroup. There are also tags that are forbidden to be closed: img, input, br, hr, meta, etc.The question is: should tags that are optional be closed? Code with closing tags is much more readable and easy to follow. It is much easier to visually inspect a page with well laid out markup. Working with this markup is easier for developers.It makes little to no difference to a rendering engine in a browser that can parse markup written this way, so the tags can be considered redundant. For mobile users and browsers that can easily parse these pages, it is not necessary to close the tags.Not doing so can save on bandwidth as well. The problem arises when a browser is unable to parse markup written this way. The poor markup is still there.
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hydralisk98 · 5 years ago
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saragl728 · 3 years ago
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I'm going to explain part of the process I used to make a table with warnings in html.
I wanted each column to have its own color, so I had to write a line for each column plus two lines of opening and closing each colgroup.
Since each column had its own colour, I couldn't take an easy way and use colspan when I had more than one consecutive empty element in the same row, it would look weird.
So, I had to indicate the content of each element, empty or not, checking if it was in the correct row and column. And of course, opening and closing a row needed two lines.
Adding rows wasn't that hard because I could copy paste the emptiest row and change the content.
If I wanted to add a column, I would have to add one line between the opening and closing of the colgroup and I would have to add one element, empty or not, to each row.
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HTMLでhtmlタグやheadタグを省略してもいい場合がある、必須ではないHTMLのタグ・属性値のまとめ
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<html>や</html>や<head>や</head>がないページを見たことはありませんか? 開始タグ<html>は最初の内容がコメントでなければ省略でき、終了タグ</html>は直後にコメントがなければ省略できます。また、<head>は内容が空か最初の内容が要素なら省略でき、</head>は直後に空白文字かコメントがなければ省略できます。
Web制作者が知っておきたいHTMLで必須ではない「任意のタグ」「任意の属性値」「省略してもよい属性値」を紹介します。
Optional HTML: Everything You Need to Know by Jens Oliver Meiert
下記は各ポイントを意訳したものです。 ※当ブログでの翻訳記事は、元サイト様にライセンスを得て翻訳しています。
はじめに
HTMLで必須ではない任意(オプション)のコードを記述する理由は、コードが理解しやすくなるからです。逆に任意のコードを省く理由はパフォーマンスです。
では、HTMLにおいてどのコードが任意でしょうか? ここでは、HTMLで任意になるコードをすべて(余分な空白文字や標準的なミニファイが処理するものを除く)解説します。
1. HTMLで必須ではない任意のタグ
最新のHTMLで必須ではない、任意のタグは下記の通りです。 ここでは要素のみを記しており、自己終了要素の終了タグはカッコで囲んでいます。各タグの詳細な仕様は、リンク先をご覧ください。
(</area>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
(</base>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
<body> and </body> 開始タグ<body>は内容が空か最初の内容が空白文字かコメントがなければ省略できます(ただし、最初の要素が meta, link, script, style, templateなら省略できない)。終了タグ</body>は直後にコメントがなければ省略できます。
(</br>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
</caption> 終了タグ</caption>は直後に空白文字かコメントがなければ省略できます。
(</col>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
<colgroup> and </colgroup> 開始タグ<colgroup>は最初の内容がcol要素で、直前に終了タグを省略された別のcolgroup要素がなければ省略できます。終了タグ</colgroup>は直後に空白文字かコメントがなければ省略できます。
</dd> 終了タグ</dd>は直後に別のdt, dd要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
</dt> 終了タグ</dd>は直後に別のdt, dd要素が続けば省略できます。
(</embed>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
<head> and </head> 開始タグ<head>は内容が空か最初の内容が要素なら省略できます。終了タグ</head>は直後に空白文字かコメントがなければ省略できます。
(</hr>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
<html> and </html> 開始タグ<html>は最初の内容がコメントでなければ省略できます。終了タグ</html>は直後にコメントがなければ省略できます。
(</img>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
(</input>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
</li> 終了タグ</li>は直後に別のli要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
(</link>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
(</meta>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
</optgroup> 終了タグ</optgroup>は直後に別のoptgroup要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
</option> 終了タグ</option>は直後に別のoption, optgroup要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
</p> 終了タグ</p>は直後に別のaddress, article, aside, blockquote, details, div, dl, fieldset, figcaption, figure, footer, form, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, header, hgroup, hr, main, menu, nav, ol, p, pre, section, table, ul要素が続くか、親要素にコンテンツがなく、a, audio, del, ins, map, noscript, video要素以外に内容がなければ省略できます。
(</param>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
</rp> 終了タグ</rp>は直後にrt, rp要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
</rt> 終了タグ</rt>は直後にrt, rp要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
(</source>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
<tbody> and </tbody> 開始タグ<tbody>は最初の内容がtrで、直前に終了タグが省略されたtbody, thead, tfoot要素がなければ省略できます。終了タグ</tbody>は直後にtbody, tfoot要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
</td> 終了タグ</td>は直後にtd, th要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
</tfoot> 終了タグ</tfoot>は内容がもうなければ省略できます。
</th> 終了タグ</th>は直後にtd, th要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
</thead> 終了タグ</thead>は直後にtbody, tfoot要素が続けば省略できます。
</tr> 終了タグ</tr>は直後に別のtr要素が続くか、親要素に内容がもうなければ省略できます。
(</track>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
(</wbr>) 自己終了要素の終了タグ。
2. HTMLで必須ではない任意の属性値
HTMLの属性値は必ずしも引用符で囲む必要はありません(シングルクォートまたはダブルクォートにかかわらず)。HTMLの仕様で属性の構文解析の仕組みについて詳細に説明しているため、ここでは引用符を省略できる場合と省略できない場合の概要を説明します。
<!-- 引用符有り -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="default.css">
 <!-- 引用符無し -->
<link rel=stylesheet href=default.css>
仕様によると、属性値には下記のルールがあります。
シングルクォート、またはダブルクォート(明らかに、引用符で囲まれていない構文について説明しているように)、またはグレイヴアクセント「`」は使用しない。
イコール「=」は使用しない。
大なり「>」、または小なり「<」は使用しない。
アンパサンド「&」は使用しない。
スペースと改行は使用しない。
ヌル文字(U+0000)は使用しない。
ファイルの終わりは使用しない。
HTMLの属性値を引用符で囲む必要はありません。
スペースは次の属性値に繋げるために使用し、大なりは開始タグの終了を示します。
これらのルールを覚える簡単な方法はありますか? 私の経験では、任意のコードを手動で省略することがよくあります(ここで重要なのは正しい記号を使うことです)。属性値にスペースが含まれていない場合は、引用符を省略しても構い��せん。これで私はかなりうまくいっています。
3. HTMLで省略してもよい属性値
HTMLでは属性値がデフォルトと一致する場合に、省略できます。以下は、デフォルト値を持つ属性のリストです。省略した場合は、デフォルト値になります。
重要: ブーリアン型はリストに含まれていません。基本的には、存在する場合は「オン」、存在しない場合は「オフ」になります。
これらが、HTMLの任意のコードを取り除く3本柱です。任意のタグを削除し、クォートで囲む必要のない属性値は囲まず、デフォルトの属性値を省略することで、HTMLの負荷を大幅に減らすことができます。
節約を適用すべき範囲は、わたし達の技術の一部またはツールの一部とみなすわたし達の好みと同じくらい変化します。どのくらいの量が正確に節約されているかにかかわらず、任意のHTMLはあくまで任意です。任意とは「オプション」であり、それを使用して何を行うのかを知ることが重要であると示唆しています。この記事は、それをサポートするためのものです。
オプションに敬意を(Copyright King Features Syndicate, Inc., distr. Bulls.)
付録1: 任意のコードを省略した時のリスク
私の10年の経験の中で、このHTMLの任意のコードを手動と自動の両方で省略してきましたが、特にリスクはありませんでした。その理由は、「コードが壊れる」というリスクがないからではなく、仕様に沿っているからです。
HTML(およびCSS)のバリデーションは無視されがちですが、無視されることで、コードの肥大化やバグの原因になるだけでなく、わたし達の専門性にも悪影響を与えます。コードに一定の品質を保証し、構文の問題は排除し、通常はそれぞれの間違いから学び、改善します。検証を行わない人は、品質の低いコードを提供し、学ぶことも理解することも遙かに少ないでしょう。
バリデーションから見ると、任意のコードは省略できますが、例外もあります。例えば、下記のコードを見てみてください。
<p>Example</p>
<img src="foo" alt="bar">
任意のコードを省略すると、下記のようになります。
<p>Example
<img src=foo alt=bar>
imgで実装された画像要素が、pで実装された段落の一部になっています。ここでは</p>を省略すべきではありません。
この解決策は通常、それぞれの段落を閉じるか、画像を親要素でラップするか、あるいは必要に応じてマークアップを微調整することです。
任意のHTMLを省略しても実際のリスクはなく、多くの利点があります。
付録2: HTMLの任意のコードを簡単に省略できるツール
HTMLの任意のコードを簡単に省略できるツールをいくつか紹介します。
HTMLMinifierは、HTMLのコードからすべての省略を処理できます。sumcumo.comの記事に、HTML制作を最適化するためのルールセットがあります。
他にも、HTML Compressor、NUglify、WebMarkupMinなどのツールも任意のコードを省略するタスクを任せることができます。
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thietkeblogspot · 6 years ago
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Tạo bảng responsive cho blogspot
Bài viết sẻ chỉ dẫn bạn thêm bảng hay table responsive tương thích hiện thị trên những thiết bị cầm tay theo chuẩn HTML5. Bạn có thể follow theo một số bước basic như sau.
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Lưu mẫu lại là xong.Bây giờ nếu muốn CHÈN bảng vào post thì bạn soạn thảo post ở phương thức HTML rồi dán đoạn code HTML này vào
<div class="table-responsive"> <table class="table"> <thead> <tr> <th>Họ Tên</th> <th>Chuyên Ngành</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>Tiến Dũng</td> <td>SEOer, Developer</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Van An</td> <td>Kỹ Sư</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Xuân Thủy</td> <td>Blogger</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> </div>
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Họ Tên Chuyên Ngành Tiến Dũng SEOer, Developer Van An Kỹ Sư Xuân Thủy Blogger
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Horizontally scrolling table with fixed headings
For my Focal Length Equivalent utility, I created a alternative view for when you don't have JavaScript enabled (as you should, if you can).
Instead of dynamically showing the conversion based on the position of the range slider input element, I simply show a good old table with calculated equivalents at pre-defined focal lengths.
I wanted this table to list the focal lengths vertically – with one film- or sensor-format on one row – so you can easily parse the result. As such a table gets easily too wide for the parent elements container, I wanted
the table to be scrollable horizontally and
have the format name headings keep their position, so that you never lose track of which row represents which format.
Here’s the simplified table markup:
<figure><table><tbody><!-- ... --><tr><th scope="row">35mm</th> <td>10 mm</td> <td>16 mm</td> <td>24 mm</td> <td>28 mm</td> <td>35 mm</td> <td>50 mm</td> <td>85 mm</td> <td>100 mm</td> <td>135 mm</td> <td>200 mm</td> <td>300 mm</td> <td>500 mm</td> </tr><!-- ... --></tbody></table></figure>
The “scrolling” bit is easily done: simply put a overflow-x: scroll; on the table’s container element, which in my case is a <figure> element (a <div> or any other block element would also do of course, if the <figure> semantic doesn’t work for you):
figure { overflow-x: scroll; }
In order for the film-format name headings to keep their position, I resorted to a fairly new value of the CSS position property: sticky. I added this to the th selectors, in combination with left: 0; so the headings stay at their original positions:
figure table tr th { position: sticky; left: 0; // you might also want a bg color, so the th covers the table // that scrolls through underneath background-color: white; }
You can take a look at this when you go to the tool and disable JavaScript in your browser. Or you can simply look at this table here:
figure.hs { overflow-x: scroll; margin: 0; -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; } figure.hs table { border-collapse: collapse; } figure.hs table td, figure.hs table th { padding: 0.5em 0.7em; } figure.hs table tr th { position: -webkit-sticky; position: sticky; left: 0; background-color: white; text-align: right; white-space: nowrap; } figure.hs table tr td { font-family: monospace; text-align: right; } figure.hs table col:nth-of-type(even) { background: #eee; } figure.hs table td { white-space: nowrap; } figure.hs table tr.full-frame { outline: 1px dashed black; } figure.hs table tr:hover { background-color: rgba(238, 238, 238, .4); } figure.hs table col:hover { font-size: 2em; }
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developersnotebook · 5 years ago
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The HTML5 COLGROUP Element
The HTML5 COLGROUP Element #100DaysOfCode #HTML #HTML5 #DEVCommunity #CodeNewbie #WebDevelopers
The colgroup element represents a group of one or more columns in the table that is its parent, if it has a parent and that is a table element.
If the colgroup element contains no col elements, then the element may have a span content attribute specified, whose value must be a valid non-negative integer greater than zero.
https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#the-colgroup-element
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HTML col Tag
The HTML <col> tag is used to define column properties for each column within the <colgroup> element .This tag is used to set the style properties into column or group columns.This tag has no closing tag. Syntax <col span=""> Example <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>HTML col Tag</title> </head> <body> <table border="1"> <colgroup> <col span="2"…
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HTML CSS с нуля. Теги colgroup и col
Тег <colgroup> задает ширину и стиль одной или нескольких колонок таблицы. Данный тег можно использовать в комбинации с тегом <col>, который определяет характеристики колонок.
Как их использовать смотрите в коротком уроке #программированиеЗа60секунд 
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file-formats-programming · 7 years ago
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Set Chart Axis Properties & Text Handling Before/After Switches During Mail Merge using Java
What's New in this Release?
Aspose development team is happy to announce the monthly release of Aspose.Words for Java 17.12. 0. There are 91 improvements and fixes in this regular monthly release. The most notable are: PixelFormat property in ImageSaveOptions class, Metered License upgraded to REST API 1.2, Fixed few Veracode issues reported by user, Implemented API to set chart axis properties, Added feature to get the docPartGallery valze of StructuredDocumentTag of type SdtType.DocPartObj, Horizontal and vertical flipping attributes are now taken into account when rendering DML textboxes, Improved rendering of diacritics for “Courier New” font, Multiline MathML expressions rendering fixed, EMR_ROUNDRECT records processing while rendering metafiles fixed, PDF Rendering of indexed images while converting to CMYK color space fixed, OTF(CFF) fonts to PDF/A documents export fixed, DML Charts with empty area do not throw exception on rendering now, Fixed scaling problem with DML bubble charts on rendering, LINQ Reporting Engine supports dynamic setting of chart axes’ titles, Improved handling of decimal tab alignment in cells when paragraph has hanging indent, Improved text wrapping when line contains single or no characters, Improved handling of cell margins and table alignment, Improved cell alignment when line has trailing spaces and custom tabs, improved handling of collapsed paragraphs, Fixed exception in rare case when line break point cannot be found and Fixed exception when document is saved with revision balloons inside of a cell. If users want to work with chart axis, scaling, and display units for the value axis, please use ChartAxis, AxisDisplayUnit, and AxisScaling classes. Following article shows how to define X and Y axis properties.  It has provided typed access to a merge field’s properties in this release of Aspose.Words. It has changed the return type of the FieldMergingArgsBase.Field property (and hence of the corresponding descendants’ properties) from Field to FieldMergeField. The list of new and improved features added in this release are given below
Implement PixelFormat property in ImageSaveOptions class in Aspose.Words for Java
Metered License code upgraded to REST API 1.2.
Add feature to Format X/Y/Z Axis of chart.
Add feature to format axis numbers of chart
Add feature to format axis (minimum and maximum bounds)
Add feature to set Axis Title of Chart using LINQ Reporting
Adding the chart axis label formatting.
Add feature to set/get "Specify interval unit" of axis label
Add feature to Format Axis Number
Add feature to get the docPartGallery value of StructuredDocumentTag of type SdtType.DocPartObj
Implement Aspose.Words for .NET Core
Add feature to support Aspose.Words for .NET Core 2.0
Different behavior of Section New Page Break in 16.7 and 17.11
Extra empty space appear after conversion from Docx to Pdf
Document.UpdateFields does not update the AUTOTEXT
Content shifts down to the pages in PDF
Empty page is created after section break in output Pdf
Identify elements close to page boarder.
Transparent images are lost in output Pdf
Text is shifted down to the page in output PDF
Wrong empty formula appears in document after accepting revisions
Shape's position is changed in output PDF
DOCX to PDF, table on page moved down
Contents are pushed down to the page in output PDF
Table's position is changed after conversion from Docx to Pdf
Simplified font is used instead of Traditional in Chinese (Taiwan) document
Rtf's text font is changed
Position of numbers in cell is changed after conversion from DOCX to PDF
Expose switches in MailMerge Field
Add exception when TableEnd field is missing
Add support for svgBlip drawing extension.
Check on summer 2015 // Doc to tiff conversion issue with text rendering issue
Merged cells are lost after when UpdateTableLayout method is called
/rounding/ Blank page is created after conversion from Docx to Pdf
TestCmykImageDefectJ21 is rendered to PDF incorrectly when ShowAllFormattingMarks are set to true
/text wrap/ Text moves after converting Word to PDF
/delete revisions balloons/ Failed to render revisions balloons when the last table row is deleted
Aspose Word hang when processing HTML
RTF to PDF, Issues with margins/indents
Image Rendering Issue
Document.UpdateFields does not stop (endless loop)
Chart get blurry when convert word to html
Borders specified for "colgroup" element are not applied to cell
RTF: Background image is lost for textboxes inlined with text
/Courier New + diacritics with non-zero advance/ Russian text accent rendering issue in resultant PDF
/Courier New + diacritics with non-zero advance/ Herbew text accent rendering issue in resultant PDF
Page number shifted to right in DOCX to PDF conversion
XmlMapping.SetMapping throws System.InvalidOperationException
DOCX to DOCX conversion issue with font of pie chart title
Footnote formatting is changed after joining RTF documents
/revisions/ List rendering issue in PDF document
DOCX to PDF rendering truncate the footer shape
Tables are not properly aligned in pdf output
Empty Area Chart. Exception is thrown when converting to PDF .
Cell's top border is lost after using Borders.Top
ImageSaveOptions.PageIndex is ignored when IPageSavingCallback is implements
System.ArgumentNullException when converting specific file
Symbol Field Color in Footer is lost in PDF conversion
Save as PDF Compliance PDF/A incorrectly includes OpenType Font
Incorrect inserting ole object as "htmlfile"
An exception raises when loading HTML document.
Position of cell's text is changed in output PDF
Text is rendered on next page in output PDF
Extra empty space is rendered in table's cell
Other most recent bug fixes are also included in this release
Newly added documentation pages and articles
Some new tips and articles have now been added into Aspose.Words for .NET documentation that may guide users briefly how to use Aspose.Words for performing different tasks like the followings.
How to Set Chart Axis Properties
How to Handle Text Before and After Switches During Mail Merge Operation
Overview: Aspose.Words
Aspose.Words is a word processing component that enables .NET, Java & Android applications to read, write and modify Word documents without using Microsoft Word. Other useful features include document creation, content and formatting manipulation, mail merge abilities, reporting features, TOC updated/rebuilt, Embedded OOXML, Footnotes rendering and support of DOCX, DOC, WordprocessingML, HTML, XHTML, TXT and PDF formats (requires Aspose.Pdf). It supports both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. You can even use Aspose.Words for .NET to build applications with Mono.
More about Aspose.Words
Homepage Java Word Library
Download Aspose.Words for Java
Online documentation of Aspose.Words
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jamiekturner · 8 years ago
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jQuery Drag and Drop Plugins To Use In Your Websites
How often did you find yourself in the situation of needing jQuery drag and drop plugins? Lately, I’m sure it happened more often than not.
They’ve become indispensable in certain projects. They are allowing you to move files from your computer to a website by just dragging and dropping.
In this article you’ll find jQuery drag and drop plugins that you can integrate in your pages. The plugins that are added below will add a ton of functionality to your site.
jQuery Filer
Simple HTML5 File Uploader, a plugin tool for jQuery which change completely File Input and make it with multiple file selection, drag&drop support, different validations, thumbnails, icons, instant upload, print-screen upload and many other features and options.
Pep
Pep was built out of a need for kinetic drag support for both mobile and desktop devices (click & drag). It uses the best of jQuery’s animate functions along with CSS3 animations to bring full-blown kinetic drag that works on all HTML5-ready devices.
Pep has built-in support for custom start, stop, rest, and drag events, constraining objects to their parent or the window, a debugger, and the ability to customize your own kinetic easing functions.
Dropzone.js
Dropzone.js could be a light-weight weight JavaScript library for jQuery that turns Associate in Nursing hypertext mark-up language component into a dropzone. this suggests that a user will drag and drop a file onto it, and also the file gets uploaded to the server via Ajax. It supports image previews and shows nice progress bars.
HyperModel
Related model design plugin, It works with jQuery well. You can drag and swap each of grids and properties.
Dragarrange
A Basic jQuery library to arrange/order DOM elements by dragging.This plugin doesn’t require any CSS change, just call the function on elements you want to be arranged, and you are done.
Table-dragger
Table-dragger is a minimalist plain Javascript library for building reorderable drag-and-drop table.
Features:
Super easy to set up
Cellspacing, cellpadding, col and colgroup in account
Able to sort columns or rows at the same time
Smooth animation when sort
No bloated dependencies
Touch events
Rich Functional List
RFL is a jQuery cards plugin built with good UX in mind. It’s responsive, touch-compatible, and integrates well with other jQuery plugins. Everything you could want to build modern card apps.
Drop Uploader
Drop Uploader plugin is allows you easily convert default file input field in your form to powerful Drag & Drop area, that supports multiple file uploading, file type validation and errors handling. No need to customize your existing form HTML code, just include plugin files and JS code snippet and turn it on.
Features:
Easy to use
One & Multiple Files Uploading
File Type Validation
File Browse and Drag&Drop Methods Supported
Works with native input file field
PHP File Uploading Script included
LobiList
LobiList is jQuery plugin for todo lists. Supports drag & drop of todos. Multiple lists with different colors.
Features:
Multiple list support
Different styles
Drag & drop list
Drag & drop todos
Ajax configuration urls for todo CRUD
Checkboxes to mark/unmark todo as done
Powerful event management
formBuilder
A jQuery plugin for drag and drop form creation.To start building forms with this plugin call formBuilder() on the textarea you would like to make your editor. FormBuilder takes a number of options and is translatable.
Fsortable
fsortable is a fixed layout sortable plugin for jQuery UI.There’s some necessary markup you need to use to let fsortable know about your layout. Since it assumes your sortable has a fixed capacity you need to tell it how many items it can hold. It takes that information from the HTML itself by counting the number of items in your sortable and the number of empty positions.
LobiPanel
LobiPanel is jquery plugin for bootstrap panels. It extends panels with several common and useful functions which does not come by default.
DropArea
A jQuery plugin which makes an easy and intuitive area for upload files through drag and drop or select methods.
Sortable
Sortable — is a JavaScript library for reorderable drag-and-drop lists on modern browsers and touch devices. No jQuery. Supports Meteor, AngularJS, React, Polymer, Knockout and any CSS library, e.g. Bootstrap.
jQuery Azexo Composer WYSIWYG
jQuery drag and drop HTML builder, compile Bootstrap based HTML and JS initialization code for third party JS libraries
List of features
Integrated front end content slider visual builder
Integrated front end Impress JS presentation visual builder
Integrated front end grid visual builder
Every element can be animated via CSS3 engine (on appear, on hover, on click)
Every element can be animated via JS animations engine with real time timeline and scroll timeline (with easy to understand visual builder + parallax wizard to make parallax effect by few clicks)
Every element have base CSS settings editor
If you have JS skills you can create (via very easy API) any number of your custom elements which will be integrated into Azexo Composer page builder and will support all features listed above
jQuery File Uploader
jQuery plugin to drag and drop files, including Ajax upload and progress bar. The idea for this plugin is to keep it very simple. Basic JavaScript / jQuery knowledge is necessary to use this plugin.
Nestable
Nestable is an interactive hierarchical list. You can drag & drop to rearrange the order. It even works well on touch-screens.
jDashboard
jDashboard could be a jQuery Drag And Drop Plugins that provides you a simple thanks to produce a dynamic gizmo space. The widgets will simply be re-arranged and collapsed/expanded, and therefore the layout is saved either in a very MySQL info, or with HTML5 native storage (falling back to mistreatment cookies) thus your users don’t ought to begin over after they return to their dashboard.
FileAPI
FileAPI could be a set of javascript tools for operating with files. Multiupload, drag’n’drop and chunked file transfer. Images: crop, size and automobile orientation by EXIF.
Gridster.js
Gridster could be a jQuery Drag And Drop Plugin that enables building intuitive draggable layouts from components spanning multiple columns. you’ll even dynamically add and take away components from the grid. it’s on par with sliced bread, or presumably higher.
Onebyone Slider
The OneByOne Slider could be a light-weight, responsive & bedded jQuery plugin you’ll use to show your image and text one by one. The CSS3 animation is driven byAnimate.css. It’s mobile friendly, that support wipe left/right on your bit device like iPhone & iPad. you’ll drag and drop to navigate along with your mouse too.
TableDnD
TableDnD could be a jQuery Drag And Drop Plugins that merely adds drag & dropfunctionality to tables. This TableDnD plugin permits the user to reorder rows inside a table, {for example|for instance|as Associate in Nursing example} if they represent an ordered list . Individual rows are often marked as non-draggable and/or non-droppable.
If you liked this article about jQuery drag and drop plugins, you should check out these articles as well:
jQuery Pagination Plugins To Download
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