Changeset 2025655
- Timestamp:
- 02/06/2019 06:10:10 AM (7 years ago)
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- import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel
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tags/10.1/readme.txt (modified) (4 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (4 diffs)
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import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel/tags/10.1/readme.txt
r2025154 r2025655 57 57 * Upload spreadsheets to any standard web server. 58 58 * With Real-time Sync, two or more persons can collaborate on an advanced calculation in real-time. 59 * Fetch live data from corporate databases when run on ANode.js servers.59 * Fetch live data from corporate databases when run on Node.js servers. 60 60 * Build **calculating web apps** that can be started directly from the iPhone or Android Home screen - even when the phone is offline. 61 61 … … 187 187 1. Paste the embed code HTML into the Custom HTML block with Ctrl+V or right mouseclick+Paste. 188 188 1. Select the **Preview** view for the block. 189 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. Select the **HTML** view for the Custom HTML block, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the ** <table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator.189 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. Select the **HTML** view for the Custom HTML block, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator. 190 190 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 191 191 1. If you don't want the calculator to include a toolbar, or if you want to select other buttons for the toolbar, you need to adjust the **Workbook** settings in SpreadsheetConverter. Uncheck all buttons in the **Workbook > Toolbar** section and unselect **Enable Real-time Sync** in **Workbook > Web Page Options**. Convert the spreadsheet again and update it in WordPress. … … 201 201 1. If necessary, modify the size of the calculator frame in the web page using the fields **Iframe Width** and **Iframe Height**. Click **Insert Calculator**. 202 202 1. If you don’t see the calculator, only a set of HTML tags, click on the **Visual** tab for a preview of the page. 203 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. On the **Visual** tab, drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. For better control, switch to the **Text** tab, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the ** <table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Visual** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator.203 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. On the **Visual** tab, drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. For better control, switch to the **Text** tab, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Visual** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator. 204 204 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 205 205 1. If you don't want the calculator to include a toolbar, or if you want to select other buttons for the toolbar, you need to adjust the **Workbook** settings in SpreadsheetConverter. Uncheck all buttons in the **Workbook > Toolbar** section and unselect **Enable Real-time Sync** in **Workbook > Web Page Options**. Convert the spreadsheet again and update it in WordPress. … … 259 259 260 260 = I managed to insert a calculator but the frame is too small so parts of the calculator aren’t visible. = 261 Switch to the **HTML** or **Text** view. Adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the ** <table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** or **Visual** view until the calculator looks good. With the Classic editor, you can also use **the resize handle** at the lower right-hand corner of the calculator. Drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around your calculator.261 Switch to the **HTML** or **Text** view. Adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** or **Visual** view until the calculator looks good. With the Classic editor, you can also use **the resize handle** at the lower right-hand corner of the calculator. Drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around your calculator. 262 262 263 263 = There is a large black toolbar at the bottom of my calculator. How do I remove it? = -
import-spreadsheets-from-microsoft-excel/trunk/readme.txt
r2025154 r2025655 57 57 * Upload spreadsheets to any standard web server. 58 58 * With Real-time Sync, two or more persons can collaborate on an advanced calculation in real-time. 59 * Fetch live data from corporate databases when run on ANode.js servers.59 * Fetch live data from corporate databases when run on Node.js servers. 60 60 * Build **calculating web apps** that can be started directly from the iPhone or Android Home screen - even when the phone is offline. 61 61 … … 187 187 1. Paste the embed code HTML into the Custom HTML block with Ctrl+V or right mouseclick+Paste. 188 188 1. Select the **Preview** view for the block. 189 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. Select the **HTML** view for the Custom HTML block, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the ** <table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator.189 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. Select the **HTML** view for the Custom HTML block, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator. 190 190 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 191 191 1. If you don't want the calculator to include a toolbar, or if you want to select other buttons for the toolbar, you need to adjust the **Workbook** settings in SpreadsheetConverter. Uncheck all buttons in the **Workbook > Toolbar** section and unselect **Enable Real-time Sync** in **Workbook > Web Page Options**. Convert the spreadsheet again and update it in WordPress. … … 201 201 1. If necessary, modify the size of the calculator frame in the web page using the fields **Iframe Width** and **Iframe Height**. Click **Insert Calculator**. 202 202 1. If you don’t see the calculator, only a set of HTML tags, click on the **Visual** tab for a preview of the page. 203 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. On the **Visual** tab, drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. For better control, switch to the **Text** tab, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the ** <table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Visual** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator.203 1. If you cannot see the entire calculator, or if scrollbars appear, or if there's too much whitespace around the calculator, you may need to adjust the size of the iframe. On the **Visual** tab, drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. For better control, switch to the **Text** tab, adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Visual** tab until the calculator looks good. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around the calculator. 204 204 1. Save your changes by clicking **Publish**. 205 205 1. If you don't want the calculator to include a toolbar, or if you want to select other buttons for the toolbar, you need to adjust the **Workbook** settings in SpreadsheetConverter. Uncheck all buttons in the **Workbook > Toolbar** section and unselect **Enable Real-time Sync** in **Workbook > Web Page Options**. Convert the spreadsheet again and update it in WordPress. … … 259 259 260 260 = I managed to insert a calculator but the frame is too small so parts of the calculator aren’t visible. = 261 Switch to the **HTML** or **Text** view. Adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the ** <table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** or **Visual** view until the calculator looks good. With the Classic editor, you can also use **the resize handle** at the lower right-hand corner of the calculator. Drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around your calculator.261 Switch to the **HTML** or **Text** view. Adjust the **height** and **width** parameters in the **table id="hasIframe"** tag that represents the calculator, switching back and forth to the **Preview** or **Visual** view until the calculator looks good. With the Classic editor, you can also use **the resize handle** at the lower right-hand corner of the calculator. Drag the handle to resize the calculator frame. Don't be afraid of leaving a considerable margin around your calculator. 262 262 263 263 = There is a large black toolbar at the bottom of my calculator. How do I remove it? =
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