Issue
The formatting of documents created from Templates and/or Stationery within FYI results in unnecessary line breaks, incorrect inconsistent fonts or incorrect font sizes.
Causes
A Word Page, Section or Column Break in the Template is causing the Stationery to not be picked up
If you have any Word Section Breaks in the Template, this can cause a Stationery to not work as expected or to not getting picked up. This can also be an issue with Page or Column breaks. This is actually a limitation from Microsoft and is beyond FYI's control.
Solution
Delete any Page, Section or Column breaks from your template for the stationery to work as expected.
Template includes a Table created with a Word Table Style
When using a Stationery with a Template that has been created using the Word Table Style feature, this may give incorrect formatting such as incorrect fonts.
Solution
Convert the table to a plain table (Table Grid).
- In the template, highlight the table you want to update.
- Click the Word menu Table Design.
- Locate the option Plain Tables and select Table Grid to apply this to the table.
Template is generated with Letterhead that forces a style
When creating a document from a Template that also uses a Letterhead, if the Template doesn't specifically have formatting applied, the Letterhead may force styling that's different from the Template, for example, the font used in a table.
Solution
Edit the letterhead document to set the styling, which will then apply to documents created from the template. For example, setting a font for content in a table.
- Edit the Template.
- Right-click Normal from the Styles tab.
- Click Modify.
- Select the desired font.
- Save the changes.
- In FYI, click Finish Editing to synchronise the template changes.
Table cell has an HTML property forcing the text to cut off
If your table is breaking text across the line incorrectly, rather than starting a new line with the whole word, it can be caused by an HTML property on the cell. For example, the first table has the HTML property "word-break" while the second one doesn't.
Notice the difference in the words at the end of each line.
Solution
To resolve the issue, click the <> icon to view the HTML code.
Search the code for the property "word-break:break-all;" and remove it (ensure you remove the semi-colon after it, and no other characters).
Example:
<td style="width: 100.0000%;word-break:break-all;">
After being removed:
<td style="width: 100.0000%;">
Click the <> icon again to view the HTML preview and confirm the issue has been resolved.
Headers and/or footers are in both the Template and the Stationery
If you are using headers and/or footers, these need to be added to either Templates or to the Stationery, not both. If these are in both, this can cause the Stationery to not work as expected.
Solution
Remove the header and footer from either the Template or Stationery.
A Word Page Break is causing an Additional Page to be added
If you have a Page break in a Word Template or Stationery, this will add a page break to the document that is created.
Solution
Remove the Word Page Break in the Template or Stationery.
