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PDF Attributes

To edit the properties of a PDF Element, click the Element Tool icon and click on PDF to open the PDF Attributes dialog.

In the PDF Attributes dialog, specify the desired width and height (in pixels). It is in this defined space that the PDF document will be displayed. If the PDF document is larger than the space provided, the user will need to scroll through the pages.

• PDF Source File - Select the Edit button to select or upload a PDF file.
• Height and Width - Sets the PDF file’s height and width. If the PDF does not fit within this window, scroll bars are displayed.
• Window Mode - Choose from Transparent, Opaque, or Window.
• MIME Type -The PDF HTML MIME time.
• ClassID -The class ID that is used for the PDF object CommonSpot inserts into the page.
• Hide for CommonSpot Menus - Shows or hides this Element when popup menus associated with links on this page display. By default, CommonSpot hides Elements that obstruct menus displayed on a page. Set this option to No to explicitly show this Element when CommonSpot menus display.

Click Save to save the settings and return to the page.

 

Related Links

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You can download PDF versions of the Content Contributor's, Administrator's, and Elements Reference documents from the support section of paperthin.com (requires login).

The following guides are available from the support site and are in the /docs/directory of your CommonSpot Server:

• Getting Started Guide
• Upgrade Guide
• Release Notes

You can also download these other guides from the support section of paperthin.com (with login):

• Developer's Guide
• Template Developer's Guide
• Shared Database Configuration Guide
• Replication vs Shared Database Guide 

Sites upgrading from versions earlier than release 6.0 should review the following (from the support section of paperthin.com - requires login):

• What's New in CommonSpot 6.0
• CommonSpot 6.0.0 Menu Quick Reference

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For technical support:

http://www.paperthin.com/support/

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