Notes: Design Synopsis in HTML format

«(...) But also, the Design Synopsis has never worked very well for large
designs ("Too many paragraphs") or for large blocks of LotusScript , whose code
does not appear in full. The most important limitation of the Design Synopsis,
though, in my estimation, is that the output is not customizable. (...) The
menu item Tools / DXL Utilities / Transformer... (...) it'll put up a
dialog very similar to the Design Synopsis dialog, with one important
difference: the opportunity to select an XML stylesheet (.xsl file) to transform
the DXL descriptions of the selected design elements into human-readable form as
an HTML file. »

in Best Practice Makes Perfect

Notes - Web: Alignment of Checkboxes on the Web

This can be done by adding some HTML around the checkbox field, like this:

<table cellspacing="0" cols="5" cellpadding="0" border="0" valign="top" rows="1"><tbody><tr><td><br />

Checkbox Field

</td></tr></tbody></table>

Don't forget to mark this code as Pass-Thru HTML.

And now, on the checkbox field choices, this should be added to the end of the choice where the list should break to a new column:

</td><td valign="top">


Example of list:
-------------
apple | a
orange | or
strawberry [</td><td valign="top">] | s
pineapple | p
banana | b
other [</td><td valign="top">] | o
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Web - Js: including javascript stored in a separate file

<script type="text/javascript" src="/file_path/file_name.js"></script>

Web - CSS: including style sheets stored in a separate file

<link="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print" href="/file_path/file_name.css"/>

<style type="text/css" media="screen">@import "/path_file/path_name.css"; </style>

Notes - Web: document link in html view

"<a href=\"0/" +@Text(@DocumentUniqueID)+"\">" + field_name + “</a>”