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20 September 2013 at 10:08 am #7025
T.W. van den Berg
ParticipantWhen I generate a document, the following structure is produced for diagrams:
CaptionFigure
CaptionFigure
Normal
CaptionFigureI would like to be able to select the style to be used for the image.
And there is an additional blank line after the the description, causing a lot of empty space in the document. Can the generation of the blank line be suppressed?26 September 2013 at 10:12 am #7026eadocX Support
ParticipantYou can control the Word Styles used here in eaDocX, Settings and Options….Diagram settings.
27 September 2013 at 9:42 am #7027Doug Blake
ParticipantAnd there is an additional blank line after the the description, causing a lot of empty space in the document. Can the generation of the blank line be suppressed?
There seems to be a blank line output at the end of every section too. This is sometimes enough to create a complete empty page in the middle of a document.
27 September 2013 at 10:04 am #7028Heather Wallace
ParticipantI’m also having problems with empty lines. Many of my elements include tables of related requirements. There are two or three tables each relating to a different requirement relationship and the tables are generated using the Related Elements function, so that I only have to define a small set of requirements tables that can be reused in different contexts. I get an extra line between the end of teach table and the next table (related elements) heading, and have to remove these from the document after generation.
If I define the table as relationship attributes instead, the extra line does not appear, but if I want to make a small change to the table I have to do it in several places.
Although I can see the benefit of the extra line in many cases, it would be great to have the option to suppress it.
27 September 2013 at 10:12 am #7029eadocX Support
ParticipantOK – I get the picture: you don’t like the blank lines!
I’ll have a look at all the places where we add an extra line (usually because it makes MOST documents look neater..) and either remove them, or make an option.
One problem is that sometimes these extra lines are needed. If, for example, you choose to print TWO Relationship Tables, one after the other, then without the extra lines, the tables would stick together and look very strange. The eaDocX Generator is highly modular, and prints each table separately, so one tables doesn’t know it’s followed by another. Hence adding a blank line just to be safe.
What you you like us to do about this? (clue – re-writing the Generator just for this isn’t an option!)-
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27 September 2013 at 10:44 am #7031Doug Blake
ParticipantI think the first thing is to get to know where all the blank lines are.
After that find out which ones :angry: the customers and provide an option to remove those making customers 🙂 .
27 September 2013 at 10:55 am #7032eadocX Support
ParticipantAnd 🙂 customers is what we want !
9 October 2013 at 10:54 am #7033T.W. van den Berg
ParticipantI suppose you can provide an option to not print an empty line at the end of the table if this is the last table, or to not print an empty line before the table if this is the first table.
9 October 2013 at 11:02 am #7034T.W. van den Berg
ParticipantThis does nto solve my problem.
The current config is:
eaDocX Options, Diagram Options, Diagram Styles:
Diagram Title: CaptionFiguur
And the three options under Diagram notes: NormalI would like to control the style for the diagram image.
And I would like to have to empty space removed (or an option).9 October 2013 at 1:02 pm #7035eadocX Support
Participant@bergtwvd – try the option for ‘Word Style for diagram picture’. This controls the Word style for the image, and can be used, for example, to centre or right-justify the image, or not have any space below or above the picture.
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