Interactive Buttons

[Guest]

Does anyone know if it is better to have interactive buttons (from FP 2003
pre-built buttons) free floating on the page or inserted into a cell in a
table? Is there any benefit to either? Or problems to look out for? Is the
formatting issues trying to have a interactive button and table "sharing"
space on a line. For example if you have your buttons free floating to the
left and the table on the right?

 

[Ronx]

Interactive buttons are images, and images cannot "free-float" in a
page. They must be contained in some block level container or other.
Block level containers include <>paragraphs</p>, tables (cells), and
<divs>, but there are others.

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

I always trap them in an individual cell in a table
- more layout control and consistency of rendering

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| Does anyone know if it is better to have interactive buttons (from FP 2003
| pre-built buttons) free floating on the page or inserted into a cell in a
| table? Is there any benefit to either? Or problems to look out for? Is the
| formatting issues trying to have a interactive button and table "sharing"
| space on a line. For example if you have your buttons free floating to the
| left and the table on the right?
|

 

[Andrew Murray]

In a table - better for your layout in general rather than using absolute
positioning or layers or whatever.

 

[Guest]

Could you please elaborate on why the button is better in table (Single
Cell?) rather than on a layer?