Viewing Everweb and text columns? Help/advice needed
Everweb and text columns? Help/advice needed
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User: Ole V. 5 years ago
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Is there a function which allows the use of text in columns, where... a) the text can be edited in the actual columns, and not in some tiny editing box on the sire b) the user can change fonts (bold/italics etc) not by entering any code, but by click on buttons or using the standard Mac key commands (for instance, the same way this forum is set up) c) the user easily can insert images in the columns d) it's easy to convert parts of the text into a hyperlink without entering any code? Also, are there any smart overflow solutions for splitting a text over several pages, where each (responsive) page has for instance 2 or 3 columns? If not, texts that are for instance three pages long will be hard to read, because each column would have the height of three pages - with all the scrolling up and down that implies. Thanks in advance. Last edit 5 years ago |
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User: Ole V. 5 years ago
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OK, if there's no solution which offers all of this, is there a solution which offers one or more of these functions? Is there a column based text solution where the text can be edited the actual columns, and not only in some tiny editing box on the side? I have several large monitors, and it feels wrong to (in widgets or in EW) if I have to edit a large text document in a very tiny subwindow in the inspector/sidebar. Is there a column based solution where the user can change fonts (bold/italics etc) not by entering any code, but by clicking on buttons or using the standard Mac key commands (for instance, the same way this forum is set up)? Is there a column based solution where the user easily can insert images in the columns? Is there a column based solution where it's easy to convert parts of the text into a hyperlink without entering any code? Is there a column based solution with with a built in way for splitting text over several pages, in situations where each (responsive) page has for instance 2 or 3 columns? If not, texts that are for instance three pages long will be hard to read, because each column would have the height of three pages - with all the scrolling up and down that implies. Last edit 5 years ago |
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User: Paul-RAGESW 5 years ago
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If you add a textbook to a Responsive Row and make the widths this enough, you can make a kind of column view that is responsive. But what you are asking for is not yet available.
------------------------------- Paul EverWeb Developer |
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