Programmaticallyset vertical space between frames

Does anyone know how to programmatically set the verticaly space between frames property from the format trigger ????
TIA

Sorry, there is no way to do it (at least not in 6i).
You are limited by the SRW built in packages as to the properties you can set programmatically. I suppose you can create your own packages that may do this if you really want to.
HTH,
Steve

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band. Unfortunately, this facility has yet to find its way into popular
desktop systems."
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news:e8grgo$g4v$[email protected]..
> Hello experts,
> I am having trouble closing up the space between a title
and a subtitle
> that
> needs to have a different style. I am usingCSS.
>
> Line spacing seems to work only on the vertical space
between lines within
> a
> paragraph, not between paragraphs. This makes sense.
>
> I have tried putting each element in its own table cell,
each with its own
> id,
> and playing with positive and negative margins and
padding. If there is a
> combination that would work, I would be glad to hear it.
At the moment my
> knowledge of margins and padding is based almost totally
on trial and
> error,
> not on comprehension.
>
> My current work around is to keep the subtitle in the
same paragraph, put
> in a
> line break, and the style the subtitle. That has given
me a good result
> on my
> browser, but I'm not sure about other browsers. Also,
work arounds me
> nervous
> about creating other problems I don't know about.
>
> Can anyone give me the right solution, or at least
critique my work around
> solution?
>
> Many thanks so much in advance for help.
>
> Richard
>

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Following is the code sample i am using:
this.add(horizontalbox1,BorderLayout.NORTH);
this.add(Box.createVerticalStrut(3));
this.add(horizontalbox2,BorderLayout.CENTER);
this.add(Box.createVerticalStrut(3));
this.add(horizontalbox3,BorderLayout.SOUTH);
This doesn't work.
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Looks like you're mixing layouts of the 'this' JPanel. You should set it to be a BoxLayout instead of a BorderLayout if that's what it currently is. If the 'this' JPanel is a BorderLayout you can only add things to the NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, or WEST. Where are your struts being added? Try the following instead.
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add(horizontalbox1);
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add(horizontalbox2);
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add(horizontalbox3);

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http://www.emergencypettemecula.com/temp.html
I am using an image at the bottom of this page to simulate a
drop shadow. In
IE6 this displays perfectly. In FF2 there is a small vertical
space between
the #footer div and the image. I can't see where the space is
coming from. I
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Thanks
Walt

Michael Fesser wrote:
> .oO(Osgood)
>
>> Michael Fesser wrote:
>>> .oO(Osgood)
>>>
>>>> Not really sure why you're using a 'strict'
doc type.
>>> Better and cleaner code.
>> It can be..... depends how well you know html.
There's no point in using
>> a strict doctype if you don't know it that well and
if you do know it
>> well theres still really no point...
>
> I see it this way: If I want to write clean and
efficient code, I don't
> want to use old and deprecated stuff. So why use
transitional HTML?
> Doing it in "Strict" has all I need.
If you CAN write clean an efficient code theres no difference
in how a
page performs whatever the doctype as long as it complies. If
youre not
well versed in writing clean and efficient code its probably
not a good
idea to use a strict doctype.
In the end you either know how to write good html/xhtml OR
you don't.
>> other than to 'pretend' you're in a
>> different league to others.
>
> Sure, I am. I always try to write as valid and
meaningful code as
> possible. For me it's not only about "working" in the
browsers - the
> code itself has to be of some kind of quality. Doing it
the "Strict" way
> helps a lot with this.
Not really. I can write validate and compliant code that
works x browser
without using a 'strict' doc type.
>> Use what you want but I wouldn't be telling those
who are new to html to
>> be using it.
>
> Especially those who are new to HTML should learn it
correctly, right
> from the beginning. They should learn how to write
meaningful and
> properly structured code without relying on deprecated
1980's stuff.
Transitional is far more applicable for beginners in my
opinion. I guess
you're the kind of person that would set out for the North
Pole before
being fully equipped with the knowledge you need.
>> As you say it requires a little more thought that
isn't
>> strictly necessary. A well composed 'transitional'
page will display and
>> perform equally as well as a 'strict' page with less
issues involved.
>
> Browsers will (try to) display even the worst crap.
Enough said. What appears in the browser is what really
counts.

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Hello,
How to I increase the space between the top of tabs and the frame of the entire window? It was fine until Firefox updated and since it updated it reduced the space. Now the space is too thin which makes it more difficult to move the open window frame around when I need to grab something from Desktop. Image attached.

In the image, see how thin the space is right above the tab? It was much wider before Firefox update so if any know how to make it wider again, please let me know. Thank you
''troyable7 [[#question-1058550|said]]''
<blockquote>
Hello,
How to I increase the space between the top of tabs and the frame of the entire window? It was fine until Firefox updated and since it updated it reduced the space. Now the space is too thin which makes it more difficult to move the open window frame around when I need to grab something from Desktop. Image attached.
</blockquote>
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Hi,
I have customized one oracle report (rdf). Earlier, the standard report was showing the ouput in pages i.e. there exists space beteen the pages. But I want my custom report in such a way that it should show me the result in one page i.e. there should be no space between the pages as user wants to spool the output into excel sheet (xls format) after getting the result output obtained from my custom report. Presently, when i spool the data into excel sheet, there is still the space exists between the pages like...few records will come then white space...then records.
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Hi,
My report is running on Unix. When I checked the output file in unix where it is getting generated, i saw ^L characters wherever the space appears when i see the output in apps (notepad) , like after every page where I am able to see the space in my output, there ^L is appearing in output file in unix, so how can I avoid this.
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I have tried for hours to resolve this and I can't, there is still a space between my HR helpline image and my footer.
I have set all the borders and cell spacing to 0 but nothing seems to work.
I have not yet got my web site on line so can't tell you what the URL is, but when I go and view source from the internet explorer this is the code:
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