I want to generate circle number exceeding ⑮.
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I want to generate circle number exceeding ⑮.
Hi,
When I am publishing PDF using Styler, I want to generate circle number exceeding ⑮.
So I downloaded 'CombiNumerals' and 'h_circum' fonts.
And I tried to blow :
1) Open Styler
2) Go to 'Generated Text > Numbers' and click 'Details' button
3) Click 'Font' Button and assing 'CombiNumerals' or 'h_circum'
But, I could not get results that I want.
Please help me with this.
Best Regards
Kim, Joon O
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We are using circle numbers to refer to a Creo Illustrate CAD graphic that has a number 1 or 2 or whatever in a circle that points to a component in that graphic. Our implementation uses the <ph> tag like this:
<ph>1<ph> will display the number one in a circle wherever this is inserted in the text.
Originally, the stylesheet would put a PNG image or EPS image of a number with a circle wherever this was used when published to PDF or Web. By styling it with an element like <ph> all of our manuals update when we change the GENTEXT code.
So we now are using the CombiNumerals font but are looking at purchasing a different font that we like better that is easier to read. Simply install the font on the Arbortext + Styler machine for working on the stylesheet, also install it on the PE and the manuals will update automatically the next time they are published. Everything still works with <ph>27<ph> or whatever number is in the tags.
Easy right?
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Joon,
It is necessary that fonts be installed on both the client machine and the PE server.
Are you trying to use circled numbers for auto-generated numbers that increment?
Like numbers used for Chapter, Sections, etc.?
Incremental numbers use digits. 15 is comprised of two digits, 1 and 5. Arbortext Editor does not know to collapse 1 and 5 into a single character like ⑮.
Is that your goal?
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Hi Tim
Yes, I would like to make auto-generated circle numbers for the "<ol><li>..</li><li>..</li> ... <li>..</li></ol>".
My problem is that it can't generated circle number if <li> tag more than 15.
So, I found two fonts that can be display more than ⑮.
As you mentioned 'CombiNumerals' font generate a circle number by combinating the two digit.
'H_CIRNUM' font contains circle number exceeding ⑮. But, it has different character order from other fonts.
I don't know how to auto generate circle number using this font in styler.
What do I use styler using this font ?
Or is there a way to use another font ?
Best Regards
Kim, Joon O
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We are using circle numbers to refer to a Creo Illustrate CAD graphic that has a number 1 or 2 or whatever in a circle that points to a component in that graphic. Our implementation uses the <ph> tag like this:
<ph>1<ph> will display the number one in a circle wherever this is inserted in the text.
Originally, the stylesheet would put a PNG image or EPS image of a number with a circle wherever this was used when published to PDF or Web. By styling it with an element like <ph> all of our manuals update when we change the GENTEXT code.
So we now are using the CombiNumerals font but are looking at purchasing a different font that we like better that is easier to read. Simply install the font on the Arbortext + Styler machine for working on the stylesheet, also install it on the PE and the manuals will update automatically the next time they are published. Everything still works with <ph>27<ph> or whatever number is in the tags.
Easy right?
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Joon,
Did Andrew's information help out? Let us know if you have any follow-up questions on this. Thanks!
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Hi,
I resolved my problem long time ago. Late, but I would like to share my solution.
My solution is almost similar to Andrew's comment.
It is as follow :
1. Prepare a font to support more than circle number 15
- I used 'Quivira' font.
2. Edit stylesheet
1) Add 'XPath Condition' for <li> tag
2) Add 'Generated text' for the 'XPath Condition'
- Because 'count method' starts with 0, 'Generated text' is a 1 bigger than count.
- However, this way has a constraint that must know the max number.
BR
Kim, Joon O
