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l Rows in the header or footer of a Dynamic Table have the following options:
l All: The row will appear on all pages.
l Before page break: The row will appear on all pages except the last.
l After page break: The row will appear on all pages except the first.
l At end of table: The row will only appear on the last page.
This setting corresponds to the data-show-row attribute (see "A Dynamic Table's data-
attributes" on page879).
l Source: The location of the image file. For image resources in the template, the image
path is often images/<imagefile>.<extension>
When the source is a PDF, an addition button appears next to this box that opens the
"Select Image dialog" on page1083.
l Sum: Adds a running total (i.e. a subtotal) to a cell in a Dynamic Table. See "Adding
subtotals" on page872.
l Type (form input element): Use the drop-down to select an input type. The drop-down
lists all input types, including HTML5 input types (see
https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_form_input_types.asp).
l Whitespace element: Check to make the element a whitespace element, meaning it will
only appear on the page if there is enough space for it. This is useful for templates with
variable height elements or conditional elements, to fill empty spaces with
transpromotional material. Note that only top-level elements (i.e. not inside another
element such as a table or div) will function as whitespace elements.
Geometry
These attributes are available for certain elements that have position or size attributes such as
images and boxes.
l Top: The horizontal distance from the top-left of the object to the left position of its parent.
This is used only for relative and absolute positioned elements.
l Left: The vertical distance from the top-left of the object to the top position of its parent.
l Width: The width of the element, by default in pixels. For an image, this defaults to the
original image width in pixels.
l Height: The height of the element, by default in pixels. For an image, this defaults to the
original image height in pixels.
l The Reset Image Size button resets the selected image to its original size.
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