Difference between revisions of "CMap HTML fix"
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Latest revision as of 22:14, 24 May 2011
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The problem
When the code is put onto a wiki page the links do not match up with the correct tab.
Resolution
The problem is that a link has been created, deleted and then recreated. This mean that the HTML code has two entries under one link and this will cause a malalignment with the links and there locations (both are separate in the HTML).
Viewing the source
- Right hand click the web page that was produced in CMaps and 'open with' notepad
- OR open the page in Internet explorer and right click in the page (not the image) (or go 'Page') and select view source
- This opens notepad (or equivalent) with the HTML
- OR open the page in Internet explorer and right click in the page (not the image) (or go 'Page') and select view source
Finding the problem
- Scroll down the file until you come to code that is like that seen in the image below
- Now look for a break in the pattern. When you see the break delete the incorrect code
- Now save the file (File>Save)
- Re-run Content Map Converter and this time the links will be correctly aligned
