Once you have created an INSERT instruction, you can edit it by placing The new INSERT instruction is added to the template. At the template, position the cursor where you want.that must be inserted at a specific place within the parent document. Usually clauses are grouped together in a clause library so users can choose which ones they want to insert, although some clauses are merged in the document automatically. This is useful if you have an optional paragraph or clause Predefined sections of text that can be selected and added to an assembled document. When you use the default INSERT instruction to insert a child template's contents into a parent's contents, the header of the parent section overrides the header of the inserted child document The file that is created after a template has been assembled.
Overriding the Header of the Inserted “Child” Template When using headers in your inserted templates, you must first determine whether you want the header of the parent section to override the header of the inserted child, or whether you want the child header to override the parent template’s header.īefore inserting one template within another, you should become very familiar with the HotDocs Header and Footer Override Scenarios. This document, what is true of headers is equally true of footers. You should make yourself thoroughlyįamiliar with how headers work in Word beforeĪttempting to use visible headers and footers in inserted templates. One header, even if you do not make the header visibleīy adding text or images in the header. In Microsoft Word, by default, every document has at least
0 kommentar(er)
