then you would click in the middle of the text and insert the webyep short text item. If you had a heading with a h1 tag and you wanted the short text to be in the middle of this text and you wanted this to be in a different style font colour etc. This becomes active only when the short text has been place in a run of text or as an inline item, for example: I will send you an example to show what I mean.Īs far as assigning the css to an inline item goes, only the short text item has a designated style field for this purpose within its own action palette.
That’s it now you will have grey boxes that will expand independently from each other. Now all you need to do is copy the DIV into the other cell and name them differently within the action palette Now click inside the div and insert a webyep long-text and remove the height attribute of this div by clicking on the height button
WEBYEP DEMO PLUS
Then insert a div in each table cell as an inline and adjust the width of this div so it is the same width as the table cell.Īnd for this scenario I would add your padding to the div plus colour the div grey. I would draw a table with the correct number of columns and rows.
Normally I would (as suggested before) add the padding via the extended button within a style but in your example: If you want independent heights on your grey box’s then you need to make these items divs (layers) I would imagine that the css is turned off in your freeway artwork?!? though I am only guessing… if so then freeway will produce a table based layout.
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