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Hi Tim,

not to worry, I found that if I put the toggle in a single cell table I get the result I want. The lower image is in a table.

https://www.tracker-software.com/files/ ... nsions.gif

It's like being back in the 1990s! Tables for all things!

And now I am going insane because I cannot reliably reproduce the image toggle I want. After your last post I went and changed the image properties to 99.9% of document width. After publishing (locally), it looks great. The image is scaled down when the space available is less than it's width, it re...

Hi Tim,

99.9% container (page) width works exactly as I wanted! Need an "Angelic music plays" emoji, as you have found my holy grail.

Your point about 1:1 and pixels on most screens is taken, if only to point out how old I am...

Great solution. Great software. Great support.

Thanks

Hi, I have a need similar to this. I would like to be able to specify that the image thumbnail width be 600px for consistency across the manual. Currently it cannot be done, Regards your comment: If you're displaying the preview image so large that it's physically possible for it to be larger than i...

I found the same issue on a few topics. For me things were fixed by using the context menu on the topic TOC entry to "Edit Caption". After making changes to the caption, saving then syncing to my SVN I noticed quite a few topics being updated, after which the error went away. I just though...

Thanks for the responses all of you.

I will do the required reading and change my approach accordingly.

Great support guys!

Hi Tim, thanks for the explanations. I will skip straight to your question: "What do you want to achieve with your "additional" templates? Why do you want to create them in the first place?" I had thought the HTML Templates would cut down on the work of having to manually modify ...

Hi, I am struggling to understand how to apply and use HTML templates. I have a manual that involves 4 different products. I want to make a HTML Template for each one that simply adds an image and a couple of <hr> elements. I am having quite the struggle in getting this to work. There are two things...