The following is an example of the object libraries, shapes, and structure for the auto-pagination.
LIBRARY |
SHAPE NAME |
STRUCTURE |
MKHalfH |
01 Default block three articles |
^H21/B780/C108/I1.3,^H25/B2262/C0/I0,^H35/B482/C0/I1.0 |
MKHalfH |
03 Three articles with briefs |
^H0/B923/C0/I0,^H25/B2262/C0/I0,^H35/B1351/C0/I0.7 |
MKHalfH |
04 Three articles |
^H21/B0/C108;45/I0.6;0.6;0.6,^H0/B452/C0/I0,^H25/B2006/C0/I0,^H35/B482/C0/I1.0 |
MKHalfH |
05 Three articles |
^H21/B452/C108;45/I1.3;0.6,^H25/B2262/C0/I0,^H35/B482/C0/I1.0 |
MKHalfH |
06 Two articles |
^H18/B2193/C75/I1.6,^H25/B1291/C0/I0 |
MKHalfH |
07 Two articles |
^H35/B1373/C0/I0,^H25/B1595/C75/I1.7 |
MKHalfV |
01 Three articles |
^H25/B588/C94/I1.7,^H35/B1125/C0/I0,^H35/B1515/C0/I0 |
MKHalfV |
02 Two articles |
^H12/B1125/C94/I1.6,^H21/B1305/C54/I1.0 |
MKHalfV |
04 Five articles |
^H25/B441/C94/I1.6,^H25/B1015/C0/I0,^H0/B594/C0/I0,^H25/B392/C0/I0,^H18/B392/C0/I0 |
MKHalfV |
05 One article |
^H25/B2976/C94/I1.1 |
MKQ |
01 Default shape |
^H35/B1906/C123/I1.2 |
MKQ |
02 Top image |
^H21/B1608/C158/I1.8 |
MKQ |
03 Large img |
^H35/B588/C194/I1.5 |
MKQ |
04 No img |
^H35/B2502/C0/I0 |
MKQ |
05 Tall img |
^H35/B1668/C54/I0.3 |
MKQ |
6 |
^H35/B1362/C194/I1.7 |
MKQ |
7 |
^H35/B1666/C194/I1.9 |
MKQ |
8 |
^H35/B834/C123/I0.8 |
MKQ |
9 |
^H35/B1278/C123/I0.9 |
MKQ |
10 |
^H35/B1584/C123/I1.0 |
MKQ |
11 |
^H35/B1798/C123/I1.1 |
MKQ |
12 |
^H35/B2104/C123/I1.4 |
MKQ |
13 |
^H35/B1714/C182/I2.1 |
HOW TO READ THIS TABLE
Library column
The table's first column regards the object library name. In this example, there are three object libraries: MKHalfH for horizontal halves, MKHalfV for vertical halves, and MKQ for quarters. Those libraries contain shapes for the specific editorial holes. The names are configurable, but must comply with the designated names, specified in the software configuration. MKHalfH, MKHalfV and MKQ are the names configured in EdConfig.glbHVPageObjLib, EdConfig.glbHHPageObjLib and EdConfig.glbQPageObjLib in the EditorialConfig.
On the following screenshot see the examples of editorial holes: from left, top horizontal half, left vertical half, top left quarter, top right quarter. This example does not consider bottom horizontal half, right vertical half, or bottom quarters.
Shape name column
The table's second column regards the name of the shape. The names of the shapes are free text. However, as the shapes get sorted by name, the naming of shapes may be important - the first shape in order will be the default one.
Structure column
The table's third column regards the logical groups in the library shape. The logical groups are coded in the following way:
Simple variant
^H35/B1906/C123/I1.2
^ | code marker; being one, it means it is only one logical group |
Hxx | Headline marker, followed by the number of headline characters, e.g. H35 means 35 chars capacity. |
Bxx | Body marker, followed by the number of body characters, e.g. B1906 means 1906 chars capacity. |
Cxx | Caption marker, followed by the number of caption characters, e.g. C123 means 123 chars capacity. |
Ix.x | Image marker, followed by the ratio number, e.g. I1.2 means w/h ratio = 1.2. |
Multiple captions/images
^H35/B1906/C123;45;32/I1.2;0.6;1.1
^ | code marker |
Hxx | Headline marker, followed by the number of headline characters, e.g. H35 means 35 chars capacity. |
Bxx | Body marker, followed by the number of body characters, e.g. B1906 means 1906 chars capacity. |
Cxx; | Caption marker, followed by a series of numbers of caption characters, e.g. C123;45;32 means 123 chars capacity of the first caption, 45 chars of the second caption, 32 chars as third caption. |
Ix.x; | Image marker, followed by a series of ratio numbers, e.g. I1.2;0.6;1.1 means the first image w/h ratio = 1.2, the second image is 0.6 and the third image is 1.1 |
Multiple logical groups
^H35/B1373/C0/I0,^H25/B1595/C75/I1.7
^ | code marker; being two of them, it means the shape contains two logical groups. |
Hxx | Headline marker, followed by the number of headline characters, e.g. H35 means 35 chars capacity. |
Bxx | Body marker, followed by the number of body characters, e.g. B1906 means 1906 chars capacity. |
Cxx; | Caption marker, followed by a series of numbers of caption characters, e.g. C123;45;32 means 123 chars capacity of the first caption, 45 chars of the second caption, 32 chars as third caption. |
Ix.x; | Image marker, followed by a series of ratio numbers, e.g. I1.2;0.6;1.1 means the first image w/h ratio = 1.2, the second image is 0.6 and the third image is 1.1 |