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Marlonw12

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  1. This is my code but it's changing the entire paragraph including the bullet

     

     

    return '<p style="(no style)" quad="L" findent="0" lindent="800" rindent="0" leadbefore="720" leadafter="540" widows="2" kerning="true" hyphenate="false" skipifempty="false" skipifemptyvar="false" noparabreakoncopyfit="false"><tracking newsize="0.000000"><f name="Calibri"><z newsize="11.0"><color name="'+Field("colorBar")+'">• ';

     

    I want to only change the Bullet color and leave the rest of the text alone but I'm not sure how.

  2. I used - FindTextFrame("YourTextFrameName").suppress = true;

     

    I'm having trouble figuring out how to make the statement false so the text frame will show without me actually writing the word false.

     

    Also, what is the best way of allowing the other text frame or text to flow without a gap/space when the text frame is suppressed? Currently when I change true to false, there is a huge cap in between the two text frames I have.

  3. FindTextFrame("YourTextFrameName").suppress = true;

     

    Am I missing something? I did this and it works but to show the text frame I have to physically write "false". I'm trying to make it a yes/no radio button the user selects.

     

    Also, what is the best method of making the text or text frames flow, so if I hide one text frame the other moves up or down and not leave a gap?

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