Html export problem

[janetweber]

When you export to html the program tries to center the graphics on the page. This causes a problem when you iframe to drop the page onto another page. The output html is not aligned properly.

I recently had to integrated and xara generated page into another page and it did not align properly. I had to play with the left: style to get the page to display right.

It would make it a lot easier to have full control of alignment and page width in the html export filter. Or just change the filter to export every thing aligned to the left....

[covoxer]

Good point Janet.
We'll consider to introduce a user setting for the page centering.
Thank you.

[gwpriester]

Janet

Can you edit the HTML script in Wordpad and do a search and replace for <center> with <left> and </center> with </left> (I think those are the correct tags).

Gary

[Egg Bramhill]

Or a search and replace for center> with left> even ;-)

[BobInce]

No: Xtreme's centering is done with a combination of CSS and JavaScript. You can remove the centring by deleting the <script> containing the rx() function near the top, and removing the styles 'left:50%; margin-left: -(number)px;' from the outermost div.

<center> is deprecated and affects both block and inline centering, but not absolute positioning; there has never been such a tag as <left>.

[gwpriester]

Good points Bob.

It was probably something like align=left?

I have not coded in HTML in at least 10 years. Use it or loose it.

[covoxer]

You can remove the centring by deleting the <script> containing the rx() function near the top, and removing the styles 'left:50%; margin-left: -(number)px;' from the outermost div.

Or you can simply remove this <div> element (id="xr") and the latest "</div>" at the end of the document (not necessaty, all browsers will feel good with a spare </div> at the end anyway ).

[BobInce]

Or you can simply remove this <div> element (id="xr") and the latest "</div>" at the end of the document

Yep, you could do that, though you'd lose the clipping-to-page, if you were relying on that (probably not). Also the <script> should really go as well or you'll get a JavaScript error about the missing div.