White rule appearing below colored panel (bug?)
I am making a long web page for a client, temporarily hosted at Business Catalyst:
http://col2013micro.businesscatalyst.com
At the bottom of the page there is currently a yellow panel. It butts to the blue browser fill. It looks fine in Muse; but, there is always a white line at the bottom of the panel when seen in a browser. It shows up that way in Muse Preview, too.
Am I doing something wrong, or is his a bug?
Yes, that is the line. And, yes, I think you are on the right track.
The Footer and Bottom of Page are both set at the same setting. I checked this on the Master Page. Also, the Bottom of Page on the page is set as high up as it can go. And, I don't think I can adjust the Footer on the page itself. So, that white line must be the white page showing. I would hate to make the page yellow, just for this one area, though. In any case, it looks like it must be a Muse bug to me.
I had another issue with white lines appearing where they should not: I butted two image frames together. I did this again nemerically to make sure they are exactly touching. No strokes or spaces, and the images are bigger than the image frames. There is a vertical line where the two images butt together. I have to overlap the images to remove the white line. The white line shows in a browser, but not so much in Muse.
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package {
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import flash.display.Sprite;
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public var suspend_data:String;
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case "swf" :
contentLoader.content.addEventListener("quizAdvancePage",quizNext);
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var numQuestions = int(xmlQuizContent.length());
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var choiceArray:Array = new Array ;
var correctChoiceArray:Array = new Array ;
var responsesArray:Array = new Array ;
var passedImageArray:Array = new Array();
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for (var j = 0; j < xmlQuizContent[i].answerChoice.length(); j++) {
tempString += xmlQuizContent[i].answerChoice[j] + "%";
choiceArray.push(tempString);
tempString = "";
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passedImageArray.push(xmlQuizContent[i]. @ dispImage);
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break;
default :
break;
addContent();
checkForBeginning();
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mainMenuVisibility(true);
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endPageNav();
updateNav(currentContentType);
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checkFurthestPage(currentContent);
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trace("Line313: currentLoadedSection is a Number");
furthestPage[currentLoadedSection] = evalNum;
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saveCoursePos();
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loadContent();
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currentContent = 1;
timesAdvanced = 2;
numPages = 2;
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if (prevBehavior == videoList.module[currentModule].listedContent[i].contentTitle) {
currentContent = i;
break;
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contentLoader.unloadAndStop();
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exit_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,navHandler);
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var thisContent:MovieClip = MovieClip(contentLoader.getChildAt(0));
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if (furthestPage[currentLoadedSection] >= thisContent.currentFrame) {
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nextEnabled = true;
} else {
nextEnabled = false;
trace("can't skip");
public function navHandler(me:MouseEvent):void {
switch (me.target.name) {
case "next_btn" :
if (nextEnabled == true) {
nextEnabled = false;
main_HUD.next_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,loadNext);
Tweener.addTween(main_HUD.next_btn.bg,{_color:0x666666,time:.2,transition:"easeOutSin"});
determineSkip();
} else {
trace("can't proceed yet");
break;
case "prev_btn" :
exit_btn.visible = false;
main_HUD.prev_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,loadPrev);
determineSkip();
break;
case "exit_btn" :
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scorm = new SCORM ;
lmsConnected = scorm.connect();
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success = scorm.set("cmi.core.lesson_status","incomplete");
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suspend_data = scorm.get("cmi.suspend_data");
if (suspend_data.length > 0) {
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furthestPage = parseInt(arrayToParse[1],10);
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Importing a video in Photoshop CS3, only white background appears?
Uhm, hello. I have googled about this for a couple of hours and I can't find an answer. Ok, so here's what I do.
File>Import>Video Frames to Layers>Then I choose the video and also the parts I want>OK. But only white background appears. Also the frames are all white. Please help me. Really want to know how to create .gifs. Thank you!You must have the video codec installed to edit video files
This information is from the Premiere forum
Read Bill Hunt on a file type as WRAPPER http://forums.adobe.com/thread/440037?tstart=0
What is a CODEC... a Primer http://forums.adobe.com/thread/546811?tstart=0
What CODEC is INSIDE that file? http://forums.adobe.com/thread/440037?tstart=0
Report back with the codec details of your file, use the programs below
For PC http://www.headbands.com/gspot/ or http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en
For Mac http://mediainfo.massanti.com/ -
Hi When going from Develop module to print module a white boarder appears on screen which also prints via my epson r3000 printer. I can get round this by exporting photo to Elements and printing from there but can i get rid of the boarder and print from lightroom?
In the printer driver (accessed through the Page Setup button) set the Advanced tab to borderless. Then in the right hand panel under Layout set all the margins to zero.
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HELP!!! Weird white bars appearing in exports...
We have just hired on a fabulous graphic designer to our company, but every time we export her designs as jpegs instead of PDFs, horizontal white bars appear going across smaller images. The bars do not line up with each other, even across images of the exact same size. There are no hidden objects to get rid of and this happens no matter which machine we open it on, hers, mine, my assistants, or any one of the other 5 computers in our studio. What is going on? Why does it look perfect as a PDF and crappy as a jpeg?
We are using InDesign as past of the new creative suite that includes photoshop CS3.Well Buko that doesn't sound like an answer at all but as a workaround to a flaw in the program itself. Are you telling me that the only way to get a jpeg out of InDesign is to first export as a PDF? If that's the case, then it means Adobe has put out a product that doesn't work as it is supposed to.
Buko, you did not attempt to answer my question, and in fact tried to make me feel stupid for not seeing the obvious answer of spending more time doing what InDesign already should do. No one likes a smart aleck.
This is a serious question to the rest of the world. My question is NOT how to eventually get a jpeg. My question is this: Why can I not export a jpeg directly from InDesign? What is going on? Has anyone else experienced this? Is this a bug in our version of InDesign, or is this a common problem? -
Breaking Apart Images and Bitmaps in Color Panel
When I break apart a bitmap and use the eyedropper to sample
it and then fill in a shape, I notice that the bitmap also stays in
the color panel as a bitmap. Will this become a permanent part of
my Flash installation or is it only accessible for this file? I
opened a new file and it did not seem to appear for it. I just want
to make sure I understand the purpose of it displaying in the color
panel. What is the point of this?
Thanks.Not sure I totally understand - the point is so you can pick
this swatch "color" again in this
document. If you delete the bitmap from the document's
library it will go away. If you open a new
doc it won't be there because the new doc doesn't contaqin
any imported/broken apart/color-picked
bitmaps.
I have to ask, what were you expecting to happen with this
particular swatch? Or rather, is there a
better workflow solution for you perhaps? Just curious.
Chris Georgenes
Adobe Community Expert
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StanWelks wrote:
> When I break apart a bitmap and use the eyedropper to
sample it and then fill
> in a shape, I notice that the bitmap also stays in the
color panel as a bitmap.
> Will this become a permanent part of my Flash
installation or is it only
> accessible for this file? I opened a new file and it did
not seem to appear for
> it. I just want to make sure I understand the purpose of
it displaying in the
> color panel. What is the point of this?
>
> Thanks.
> -
How to get the Figure Title to appear below the graphic, not above
I have valid XML that I am importing into FrameMaker just for printing.
My <figure> element contains a <title> and a <graphic> element. The graphic comes in within an anchored frame, appearing after the figure title. The figure title needs to be below the graphic. How do I get this to work? I read a couple of threads that used tables to wrap the graphic & the title and to make the title appear below, but that was during an export function to XML, not an import. Short of editing the DTD, EDD & all of the XML data to have the graphic element structure come before the title within <figure>, how would this be accomplished? Thanks in advance.You're saying the xrefid should go in the <title> instead of in <figure>, but where in what document do I point to that ID?
First, to cross-reference an element, the target element has to have an ID attribute. You do not have to expicitly put a value into that attribute. When you create the cross-reference in FrameMaker, you list the elements, select the title element, and select the particular instance of that element as the target. FrameMaker adds a value to the target ID attribute for you.
Second, FrameMaker basically treats every element as a paragraph unless the EDD specifically states that it is to have character formatting. When you create a cross-reference to an element, the TEXT of the element is the text of the first paragraph IN the element. In your case, the graphic element is the first paragraph inside the figure element; it has a phantom (blank) paragraph above the graphic to hold the graphic marker. Then the title element is the second paragraph in the figure element. So, when you reference the figure element, the text of the first paragraph inside it is blank.
Third, the same applies to autonumbering. If the cross-reference is to show the autonumber and you target the figure element, then the first paragraph in the figure is the graphic element which has that blank paragraph above it. Your EDD does not treat apply formatting, that is the autonumbering to the graphic element. Hence, the autonumbering does not display in the cross-reference. FrameMaker has no way to dig down into the figure element and extract autonumbering from its second child element. Thus, you need to target the title element itself.
Rereading your post, I may not be actually answering your questions, but maybe this will clear up a few things.
In the EDD, I have:
Element (Conatiner): title
Text format rules
1. If context is: {notfirst} < subfig
Use paragraph format: subfigs
Else, if context is: {first} < subfig
Use paragraph format: subfig
2. If context is {only} < figure
Use paragarph format: figuretitle
Element (Container): figure
Text format rules
Element paragraph format: figure
Element (CrossReference): xref
Initial cross-reference format
1. If context is: [type="figure"]
Use cross-reference format: figure
You do not give an example of how you are using the subfig element. But there is a problem with the title element in a figure element. The context {only} < figure means "the only child element in the figure element". This will NEVER be satisfied because title is not the only element in figure; figure also has a graphic element. NOTE {only} means only ELEMENT NOT only TITLE element. This confused me when I started creating EDDs.
NOW, if I assume the subfig structure should be something like:
<figure>
<subfig><graphic/><title></subfig>
<subfig><graphic/><title></subfig>
<subfig><graphic/><title></subfig>
</figure>
Then the context {first} < subfig is NEVER satisfied because title is NEVER the first element inside subfig but {notfirst} < subfig is always true, because title is never the first element inside subfig. Hence, all title elements inside subfig elements are tagged with the subfigs tag, never subfig.
I am thinking the contexts should be:
subfig {first} < figure
subfig {notfirst} < figure
Remember these are contexts for the title element. The first is a title element in the first subfig element in a figure element; and the second is a title in a subfig that is not the first element in a figure element.
Figure 1-1. ABCD <-- figuretitle
Figure 1-2. EFGH (Sheet 1) <-- subfig
Figure 1-2. EFGH (Sheet 2) <-- subfigs
Figure 1-2. EFGH (Sheet 3) <-- subfigs
For instructions A - D, see Figure 1-1. For instructions E - H, see Figure 1-2.
I am assuming you are manually entering Sheet 1, Sheet 2, etc in the title elements of each subfig element. It is not clear from your posts where the autonumber is displayed. Is it displayed in front of the title or above the graphic? If the title element carries the autonumbering, then you need to target the title element and not the figure element. If the autonumber is in that "blank" line above the graphic, then you can target the figure element because its first paragraph displays the autonumber.
I believe I have gone on way too much, but hope something in the above is the answer to your problem. See if any of this helps and then post again. Maybe we can get this figured out...pun intended.
Van -
i have apps loaded on my iPad. they show in the main screen are not available to load documents to in the window list which should appear below the main window. the same apps do appear in the sub window on my other iPad. any ideas?
From what I can see, unless you're doing things with old versions of Xcode on a Mac (in which case, the solution seems to be to upgrade to the latest version), this seems to e an iTunes issue.
Accepting that it works fine with another iPad, I suggest trying the following:
1. Restart the non-working iPad
2. If that doesn't work, reinstall iTunes. If you're on a Windows PC, I suggest using Control Panel to uninstall all the Apple apps, restarting the PC, and doing a fresh install. If you're using a Mac, a repair permissions might help too.
iTunes 10.3 is now available, and that may make a difference. -
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Hello everyone,
I just noticed today that everytime I open the menu up top and rollover a button, white dots appear. Each time I rollover, the dots change position. For example, if I roll over a selection, there are a lot of dots, and sometimes there aren't a lot of dots. It appear to only show when I roll over a selection in the menus up top or in the system preferences menu. They are sometime black dots too. It does not appear anywhere else, so I don't think they are dead pixels. I have turned off the translucent effect too, btu that did not fix it.
I added three photos for examples.
Two images show two different times I rolled over the same selection and the dots changed, and one image is in the system preferences as another example.Well Buko that doesn't sound like an answer at all but as a workaround to a flaw in the program itself. Are you telling me that the only way to get a jpeg out of InDesign is to first export as a PDF? If that's the case, then it means Adobe has put out a product that doesn't work as it is supposed to.
Buko, you did not attempt to answer my question, and in fact tried to make me feel stupid for not seeing the obvious answer of spending more time doing what InDesign already should do. No one likes a smart aleck.
This is a serious question to the rest of the world. My question is NOT how to eventually get a jpeg. My question is this: Why can I not export a jpeg directly from InDesign? What is going on? Has anyone else experienced this? Is this a bug in our version of InDesign, or is this a common problem? -
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I have two issues with this website.
1) To the left of the header graphic a white line appears, I can't account for it. I've tried several things to compensate for it. Nothing works.
2) At the top left there is an undocked portion of the background, I can't account for this either. Again, I have reviewed line by line and I have tried several fixes. Nothing even touches it. (In the event this information is useful, when in the developer side, I click on that line and get a flashing text type cursor. )
I have researched youtube and various forums also, looking for a fix or answer. I am thinking this might be a bug. Anyone have an answer? a fix?
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deegoodwin
^deegoodwin wrote:
Hello,
I have two issues with this website.
1) To the left of the header graphic a white line appears, I can't account for it. I've tried several things to compensate for it. Nothing works.
Its part of your image - you have a thin white line running all the way around it:
http://www.spokaneteapartypatriots.com/images/logo7c.png
deegoodwin wrote:
2) At the top left there is an undocked portion of the background, I can't account for this either. Again, I have reviewed line by line and I have tried several fixes. Nothing even touches it. (In the event this information is useful, when in the developer side, I click on that line and get a flashing text type cursor. )
That's also due to the thin white line running all the way around that image:
http://www.spokaneteapartypatriots.com/images/gradient7b.png -
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However, when I save the file as a JPEG, or bring it into Google Nik it is OK. It's almost like there is a software bug, or a bad memory spot in my video card. Any suggestions?Google updated the plugins recently to correct this problem:
https://support.google.com/nikcollection/answer/4400822?hl=en&ref_topic=3001406
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