Web Project - multiple spouses formatting

[donbraffitt]

This is a very minor formatting issue.

When there are multiple spouses, I expected the spouse selections (Spouses: 1, 2) to be aligned under the appropriate individuals. See for example

http://willbraffitt.org/roots/wc07/wc07_308.html

- Don Braffitt

[jimwalts]

Re: Web Project - multiple spouses formatting

This is a very minor formatting issue.

When there are multiple spouses, I expected the spouse selections (Spouses: 1, 2) to be aligned under the appropriate individuals. See for example

http://willbraffitt.org/roots/wc07/wc07_308.html

- Don Braffitt

I get the same result and that is not the way Reunion 9 did it. It does not look right the way Reunion 10 shows it.

[Mark]

Re: Web Project - multiple spouses formatting

This appears to be a bug in only the "Standard 1" format for the web projects (set under Web Preferences, Style). All the other formats align correctly.

We'll look into fixing this in a future update.

[Bruce Christopher]

Re: Web Project - multiple spouses formatting

This is a very minor formatting issue.
When there are multiple spouses, I expected the spouse selections (Spouses: 1, 2) to be aligned under the appropriate individuals. See for example

http://willbraffitt.org/roots/wc07/wc07_308.html

Since this bug has not been fixed yet, I would like to throw my 2 cents in. The original poster's example shows a couple where both of them have multiple spouses, but at least the two Spouses lists are in the correct left-to-right order, with only the wife's Spouses list appearing too far to the left. But, as I just discovered, working on my first Web Project for publication, I was surprised to see that in cases where only the wife has multiple spouses, the positioning of the Spouses list all the way to the left, gives the veiwer the wrong impression that the husband had multiple spouses (though, obviously after clicking on it you see it is the wife's other spouses). You might be tempted to tell me to switch to a format other than "Standard 1" but I went to a lot of trouble to determine that "Standard 1" is the only format acceptable to me and so I am very interested in seeing this bug repaired soon. I will have to edit my Introduction to explain this problem to the viewing public.

[Mark]

Re: Web Project - multiple spouses formatting

Hi Bruce,

If you download the attached CSS file and place it in:

~/Library/Application Support/Reunion/Web Styles/Format - Standard 1/

Then re-create your Web Cards, it should fix this bug.

HTH

[Bruce Christopher]

Re: Web Project - multiple spouses formatting

If you download the attached CSS file and place it in:
~/Library/Application Support/Reunion/Web Styles/Format - Standard 1/
Then re-create your Web Cards, it should fix this bug.

Mark,
I am happy to report that your revised CSS file solved this problem. Thank you.