Hi Everybody,
I am working in CSS-XML workflow and I need to generate a text component that should run-in with previous line. So is there any option in CSS like in End Previous="none" in Item Format.
Please check and advise.
NOTE: There are multiple small text components that needs to render one after another like it seems that these are regular text.
Thanks!
Shahnawaz
Thanks Chris for your quick response.
display: inline is allowing for the first instance and ignoring remaining instances coming in the same paragraph.
For example:
<para>This is my dummy paragraph <para type="inline">Ths is runin text</para> This is my dummy text <para type="inline">Ths is runin text</para> This is my dummy text <para type="inline">Ths is runin text</para> finally end of the paragraph.</para>
I need the output like:
This is my dummy paragraph Ths is runin text This is my dummy text Ths is runin text This is my dummy text Ths is runin text finally end of the paragraph.
Can you please assist me to achieve it.
Warm Regards!
Shahnawaz
Thanks Chris for your quick response.
display: inline is allowing for the first instance and ignoring remaining instances coming in the same paragraph.
For example:
<para>This is my dummy paragraph <para type="inline">Ths is runin text</para> This is my dummy text <para type="inline">Ths is runin text</para> This is my dummy text <para type="inline">Ths is runin text</para> finally end of the paragraph.</para>
I need the output like:
This is my dummy paragraph Ths is runin text This is my dummy text Ths is runin text This is my dummy text Ths is runin text finally end of the paragraph.
Can you please assist me to achieve it.
Warm Regards!
Shahnawaz
You're getting multiple </para>s, which may be confusing things. Why not use <runin>...</runin> instead of <para type="inline">...</para>?
Thank you Shawn.
Shahnawaz,
The following should work
para[type=inline] {
display: inline;
}
para {
display: block;
}
Since para[type=inline] is more specific than just para, it will overwrite the display property of the normal para. This is what CSS is all about. More than 1 rule can be at play and the more specific one overwrites the properties of the rules with a lower specificity (hence the Cascading in CSS)
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