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From: Markus on 1 Sep 2009 20:17 I have an autoshape that has a color transition that I create in different sizes to use as bullets. I place each bullet item in a table that has one column for the bullet (autoshape) and one for the text. While all this lines up fine on the screen, if I try to print the page, the bullets (autoshape) are misaligned outside the table cell where they appear on screen. Is there any way to "anchor" these autoshapes so they move with the text when printing the page? Many thanks for any help on this, Mark
From: Ronx on 2 Sep 2009 02:19
Convert the autoshapes to .gif or .jpg images (screen dump, crop and edit in graphics editor and save as .jpg), and use those images instead. Autoshapes are absolutely positioned VML objects which will not move when the browser window is resized - and try your page in FireFox to see what difference a browser can make. Print (when applied to web pages) is another form of browser, usually at a different size to the browser used on screen. Also, resize your browser window to see what happens - again, repeat in FireFox. See http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/tests/vml-graphics for reasons why VML (which includes autoshapes) should be avoided on web pages. -- Ron Symonds Microsoft MVP (Expression Web) http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. "Markus" <Markus(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:611B3F5A-D7C2-4BC6-A07F-C2849D133AA0(a)microsoft.com... > I have an autoshape that has a color transition that I create in different > sizes to use as bullets. I place each bullet item in a table that has one > column for the bullet (autoshape) and one for the text. > > While all this lines up fine on the screen, if I try to print the page, > the > bullets (autoshape) are misaligned outside the table cell where they > appear > on screen. > > Is there any way to "anchor" these autoshapes so they move with the text > when printing the page? > > Many thanks for any help on this, > Mark |