Re: Default anchored frame position

[Steve Whitlatch <swhitlat@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Lynne, 

How would one make the anchored frame properties available as attributes? 
Similar to what I posted? 

What does "notation" mean in

            notation attribute "align" 
              {
                is fm property alignment;
                value "left" is fm property value align left;
                value "center" is fm property value align center;
                value "right" is fm property value align right;
              }

"notation" is used several different ways in the docs, mostly what I find is 
in connection with writing output. What's happenning in the above read/write 
rule?

Thanks, 

Steve Whitlatch


On Thursday 09 June 2005 10:23 pm, you wrote:
> At 02:37 PM 6/9/2005, Stéphane Bonhomme wrote:
> >I'm designing a structured applicationfor FrameMaker 7.1, in the EDD I
> >have defined an element (img) as Graphic element, I use read write rules
> >to write the position of the anchored frame as an attribute (style) value.
> >My problem is that when I insert a new img element in a document the
> >anchored frame position containing the graphic is always "below current
> >line". I would like to change the default behavior to have all the
> >anchored frames inserted "run into paragraph" when inserting a new graphic
> >element. Is there a way to set this anchored frame's property value as a
> >default ?
>
> Stéphane,
>    Unfortunately there is no way to set default anchored frame properties
> in the user interface.
>          --Lynne
>
>
> Lynne A. Price
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