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Alignment of Labels on DCTs

ngogia

Problem -
All the items and labels in a DCT are left aligned within a container. But the items outside that container though left aligned have different indentation.

Can we somehow improve the look and feel of the DCTs? Control alignment and auto wrap of labels?

Thanks and regards-
Neeraj

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kaalraa

On the first thought.... you can have a parent container and put all the items within that.

Problem -
All the items and labels in a DCT are left aligned within a container. But the items outside that container though left aligned have different indentation.

Can we somehow improve the look and feel of the DCTs? Control alignment and auto wrap of labels?

Thanks and regards-
Neeraj

Adam Stoller

Problem -
All the items and labels in a DCT are left aligned within a container. But the items outside that container though left aligned have different indentation.

Can we somehow improve the look and feel of the DCTs? Control alignment and auto wrap of labels?

Thanks and regards-
Neeraj

You can play with it a bit, but if you have to deal with client machines that are using different screen resolutions and/or different browsers - you're probably never going to get it to look "right" in all circumstances.

You can also try shortening or lengthening labels to try and get things to render correctly.

You might be able to embed line-break directives in the lables - I can't remember whether this works or not anymore - you might need to include CDATA tags or some such to get it to work - i.e. something like:

<label>This contains<![CDATA[<br/>]]>a newline</label>

birt error.txt

gzevin

You might be able to embed line-break directives in the lables - I can't remember whether this works or not anymore

it does in 6.5.. at least coloring ....