Yes, you can add headers and footers using inline PHP. Headers and footers are added by accessing the PDF renderer directly using inline PHP embedded in your HTML file. This is similar to creating PDFs with FPDF or ezPDF from R&OS, in that you can draw lines, boxes and text directly on the PDF. Here are step by step instructions: Somewhere in your html file, near the top, open a script tag with a "text/php" type: <script type="text/php"> Check if the $pdf variable is set.

Log in as a top level administrator and click on the Settings link. Scroll down to the near bottom of the Settings page until you see "Global Templates". You have 7 fields for templates that feed the content to the Admin section (for members), the Subscriber log in area and the public pages for non members and non subscribers. Each field requests either an absolute URL (http://www...) or an absolute server path (/home/sites....).

Absolutely! Simply copy your code into two files (one file containing the code for the top of the page and another with the code for the bottom), define the file paths in the setup file.

Added to JDK 6, you call the print() method of JTextComponent to do this. Prior versions required you to paginate things yourself.

If you use F1 and search for the keyword "header" or "footer" ("Search >Keyword search") you'll get the answer. In short, you can use any page as the header or footer for any other page, i.e. if you want a global header for the whole ebook: choose "Hypertext >Current hypertext properties", second tab, and press the "browse..." button near "header". In the window that appears, choose the page you just created.

If the height of a header content exceeds the header's region height, the header is clipped in its region and some bottom lines disappear (the overflow trait controls this). Footers behave in the same manner. We set the overflow trait for headers and footers to be "visible", but some rendering tools ignore this trait and clip these regions.

Headers and footers are turned into text like other text objects on the page. They are not formatted as Headers and Footers in Word, although you can move them into the Header and Footer area after the Word document is created. Yes. You can solve this problem simply by upgrading Solid Converter PDF to the current version. There is no charge for this service. Go to our download page and click on the link to download our latest version.

Most likely. Please send us a list of specific changes/additions you would like to make to the website and someone will contact you with the associated price.

Yes. The Subject for each reply message is uploaded as part of the update process. The From: header can be modified to show any name and address you prefer, as long as it is a valid address. You cannot modify the From: header directly but we will modify it for you upon request.

In general, you want your 'netmail' and 'netnews' parameters in static to result in valid headers, so that people can reply to you. If you can do so, get into a domain and domainize all your headers. It'll make your life easier and will do the same for people who exchange mail with you. The important thing to remember is that if you put a domain-style address out without being domainized, people will probably not be able to reply to your mail.

Yes. Diet Pro uses Microsoft Internet Explorer technology to display and print recipes. The steps to adjust the print settings for Diet Pro are the same as those for Internet Explorer. See the application help topic titled "Modify print headers, footers and margins" for more information.

Bookstand Publishing will set the page numbers when we format the book file. If you want a specific header and/or footer, please let us know. As for footnotes, you must use the built in tool for footnotes. None of these should be manually inserted. We will return a manuscript for correction if these are inserted manually. Optionally, you can pay $60 per hour for us to correct this for you.

Here are some helpful tips (mostly volunteered by a previous CEAS author to help others avoid the frustrations she experienced): Create section breaks for each chapter (each part that needs a different running header), then add headers/footers. With your cursor in the section, use the "different first page" option under the "page formatting" menu so the page number can be at the bottom of the first page of the chapter header page.

The cubes are information that has been put together for you so that you don't need to know the data models. We have worked with the Business Analysts to ensure that we have the most needed drill paths available to answer the questions you may have for that particular set of data. There is metadata available on the website that gives further information regarding the data and drill paths for each cube.

A. Click on the provided "Here's Some Help" and see the sample code, the CSS FAQs and the suggested Web Links. The variations are indeed, endless. If you are game, delve into the world of CSS. Feel free to play - you can't hurt Artistopia. If you are a CSS pro - have at it, but until you get the hang of it, the advice is to answer the question, "Do you want outside visitors to view your profile as you have customized it?" with "No".

Yes. The "Custom Content Page" in the site's control panel is there for you to update and edit as you wish. If you wanted to make that page your FAQ or Security Blog, you could. Additional custom content pages can be setup upon request. Links to your custom content pages appear in the "Other Links" section on the left side of all pages.

We regret the necessity for the long headers. They are part of the hoops we have to jump through to keep OpenRasMol programs and RasMol 2.7 series of releases in particular available as "open source" software. (Please see the web page on Copyrights and Notices)

Download the error page you want to customize from your /error_docs folder. Edit the page to your liking, but do not rename it. Then, reload the page via FTP into the same /error_docs folder.