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Word wrapping in downsized windows

 
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ellenjay

 

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Word wrapping in downsized windows - 5/12/2002 2:22:17   
I have one page on my site that exhibits the following behavior:
When viewed in a maximized Internet Explorer window, all text is visible, filling the full width of the window. If I click on the Restore button to reduce the window size, the text is clipped at the right border, and I must use the horizontal scroll bar to view all the text. This is the only page on the site that behaves this way.

The other pages, when I click on the Restore button to reduce the window size, wrap the text so it is visible without horizontal scrolling.

I have looked at the HTML code for for the pages and found no differences to account for the wrapping/nonwrapping behavior. These are all very basic pages generated by FrontPage2000; i.e. no tables, graphics (except those resulting from the FP theme), CSS, scripts, etc.

The URL of the nonwrapping page is http://mormonalliance.org/Case%20Reports/Volume%201/Part%202/v1p2c15.htm

All other pages of the mormonalliance.org site wrap as desired. Most pages, including the nonwrapping one, are Word97 text pasted into HTML files with FP, then edited for format and newly discovered typos.

I would greatly appreciate any enlightenment or explanation of this inconsistency.

Thank you very much.


Lou
* * * * * * * * * * * * All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delusion is called a philosopher. Ambrose Bierce
puiwaihin

 

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RE: Word wrapping in downsized windows - 5/12/2002 16:40:13   
I can't tell what the culprit is, but the MSTheme is inserting a lot of table elements with specified height and width.

It might be the lists, they have widths based on pixels.

Unrelated: I'd get rid of all the spaces in filenames if I were you.

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Edited by - puiwaihin on 05/12/2002 16:43:13

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sarge

 

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RE: Word wrapping in downsized windows - 5/12/2002 18:17:01   
Have you tried replacing paragraph alignment 'JUSTIFY' with 'DEFAULT'?

 

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ellenjay

 

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RE: Word wrapping in downsized windows - 5/15/2002 18:18:34   

I corrected the problem by saving the original Word file as plain text, then inserting the text file into an HTML file in front page. I still don't know why only one page had the problem.

Thank you, puiwaihin and sarge, for your suggestions.

ellenjay



Lou
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