I have my main html box for the content of the page, and I have a footer set up with top padding as the tutorial section in the forum shows. I set my browsers minimum font type higher to see what would happen and sure and the content is cut off. In the inspector I found overflow…both auto and scroll bar put a scroll bar in…which I guess would be ok but not ideal…I was wondering if the html box could be set to flex vertically if someone has minumum font setting in there browser higher. Thanks.
Sometime around 27/3/08 (at 13:50 -0400) Waylen said:
I’m posting a second time to bump it up the page for one more
go…any advice on how to set up html content/page to flex
vertically. Thanks
Hi Waylen - a little more explanatory detail would help, but have you
tried ‘unclicking’ the height button in Freeway 5, or deleting the
contents of the height dimension field in Freeway 4? Look at the
Dimensions pane of the Inspector palette when you have the HTML box
selected.
This will make it have an undefined height. If there’s no content
inside it at the moment then it’ll collapse right down to a
1-dimensional sliver, so you might want to put a little something in
it first just to make it a little easier to handle.
In the published output, this item will grow vertically to
accommodate whatever content is put into it.