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editing html with domino
We have got a domino server running and now i am building a webpage. so far so good. But now i want to change the background in an existing html document, but i want to do it in domino.
Got any ideas
Thnx Quarentine
Got any ideas
Thnx Quarentine
Hi
You can do it by changing the design of the form.For that use background HTML tag to accomplish this task. Embed the html tag into the form like
[<BODY TEXT="000000" BGCOLOR="ffffff" BACKGROUND="<Path to ImageFile(GIF/JPG)>">]
This would open the existing documents with the specified background on the form.
PS: You can also use the background property of form to paste or import the graphic.
Good Luck
~Hemanth
You can do it by changing the design of the form.For that use background HTML tag to accomplish this task. Embed the html tag into the form like
[<BODY TEXT="000000" BGCOLOR="ffffff" BACKGROUND="<Path to ImageFile(GIF/JPG)>">]
This would open the existing documents with the specified background on the form.
PS: You can also use the background property of form to paste or import the graphic.
Good Luck
~Hemanth
ASKER
It is an existing HTML doc. I didn't make it in domino (it is UNIXhelp1.3) i downloaded it from Internet. but my boss wants to have the same background as in the rest of the page i am making.
I know i can paste a graphic to the background of a domino page but before i can do that i must open the HTML in Domino.
Thnx for the speedy respons
I know i can paste a graphic to the background of a domino page but before i can do that i must open the HTML in Domino.
Thnx for the speedy respons
AFAIK you cannot use notes to edit html files.
What you could do is create a form in a database with a rich text field on it.
The create a doc in notes using the form.
Import (File -> Import) the html file into the Rich Text field.
Save the Doc.
The orgional html file is nolonger needed and the page can be edited in Notes.
Any good to you?
Cheers,
Sam
What you could do is create a form in a database with a rich text field on it.
The create a doc in notes using the form.
Import (File -> Import) the html file into the Rich Text field.
Save the Doc.
The orgional html file is nolonger needed and the page can be edited in Notes.
Any good to you?
Cheers,
Sam
ASKER
But then the problem would be that i would have to edit 200+ documents in that way which would take me hours. I only want to view and edit the HTML
Greetz
Greetz
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Thnx
for the help but my client has changed his order, so i won't be needing this info anymore.
but i really appreciated this
Greetz Quarentine
P.S. I will grant you the points though for the help
for the help but my client has changed his order, so i won't be needing this info anymore.
but i really appreciated this
Greetz Quarentine
P.S. I will grant you the points though for the help
cheers m8.
Cheers,
Sam