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How to have same editable element in the same position on differentdrawings



 
 
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Old January 20th, 2009, 04:21 PM posted to microsoft.public.visio.general
Cristiano Siri
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Default How to have same editable element in the same position on differentdrawings

Hi all,
this is my first message on this newsgroup, i've looked around if you
have already answered to this question but i was not able to find
this.

This is my problem:
I'm using Visio to document the wireframes of the pages of a new
website.
As you know every page of a website usually has the same header, so to
not draw it in each drawings i've used for it a specific background i
use in all the pages.

I need also to insert, for example, the breadcrumbs (you know that
things that remember you where on the site you are like Home
Products Motherboard) always in the same place of every pages.
For this i cannot use background because the element is alway the same
(a text cell) and always aligned in the same spot, but i need to edit
it for every pages, and the background feature doesn't allow it.

The breadcrumb element is just an example, but i have many items on
the pages that works the same way: same element, same position but
different text.

There's a way to avoid to add those elements on every page and align
them in the same way?

Thanks, any help is really appreciated.
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Old January 21st, 2009, 02:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.visio.general
Paul Herber
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Default How to have same editable element in the same position on different drawings

On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 08:21:26 -0800 (PST), Cristiano Siri
wrote:

Hi all,
this is my first message on this newsgroup, i've looked around if you
have already answered to this question but i was not able to find
this.

This is my problem:
I'm using Visio to document the wireframes of the pages of a new
website.
As you know every page of a website usually has the same header, so to
not draw it in each drawings i've used for it a specific background i
use in all the pages.

I need also to insert, for example, the breadcrumbs (you know that
things that remember you where on the site you are like Home
Products Motherboard) always in the same place of every pages.
For this i cannot use background because the element is alway the same
(a text cell) and always aligned in the same spot, but i need to edit
it for every pages, and the background feature doesn't allow it.

The breadcrumb element is just an example, but i have many items on
the pages that works the same way: same element, same position but
different text.

There's a way to avoid to add those elements on every page and align
them in the same way?

Thanks, any help is really appreciated.


Create the basic shape you want, at the required location on the page,
select the shape, menu Windows - Show ShapeSheet and put a GUARD() on
the pinX and pinY values. Now you can just copy and paste it onto a
new page and it'll always be at the correct screen location, just edit
the text.


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Regards, Paul Herber, Sandrila Ltd.
Electronics Packages for Visio http://www.electronics-packages.sandrila.co.uk/
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Old January 22nd, 2009, 04:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.visio.general
Cristiano Siri
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Default How to have same editable element in the same position ondifferent drawings

Thanks a lot Paul.
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Old February 3rd, 2009, 08:59 PM posted to microsoft.public.visio.general
Chris Roth [Visio MVP]
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Default How to have same editable element in the same position on differentdrawings

Hi Cristiano,

Check out the shape that accompanies this article:

Design Web Pages With This Visio Breadcrumbs Shape
http://www.visguy.com/2009/02/03/des...dcrumbs-shape/

This should get you going!

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Hope this helps,

Chris Roth
Visio MVP


Visio Guy: Smart Graphics for Visual People

Articles: http://www.visguy.com
Shapes: http://www.visguy.com/shapes
Dev: http://www.visguy.com/category/development/
Forum: http://www.viguy.com/vgforum

Cristiano Siri wrote:
Hi all,
this is my first message on this newsgroup, i've looked around if you
have already answered to this question but i was not able to find
this.

This is my problem:
I'm using Visio to document the wireframes of the pages of a new
website.
As you know every page of a website usually has the same header, so to
not draw it in each drawings i've used for it a specific background i
use in all the pages.

I need also to insert, for example, the breadcrumbs (you know that
things that remember you where on the site you are like Home
Products Motherboard) always in the same place of every pages.
For this i cannot use background because the element is alway the same
(a text cell) and always aligned in the same spot, but i need to edit
it for every pages, and the background feature doesn't allow it.

The breadcrumb element is just an example, but i have many items on
the pages that works the same way: same element, same position but
different text.

There's a way to avoid to add those elements on every page and align
them in the same way?

Thanks, any help is really appreciated.

 




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