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Change indexing language to russian

Kirby
August 12, 2021

@Shannon S 

Thanks for this note.

Could you tell me what kind of ticket shall be opened?

Can it be done for free accounts?

I don't see an option to send any text.

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Mira Vogel
March 18, 2016

Thank you very much - I will try and let you know.

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Alex Yasurek
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March 17, 2016

You can try the Scroll PDF plugin which lets you surround content which should or shouldn't appear in a PDF. It also has lots of options for customizing PDFs. You can try it for free and see if it helps you with your problem.

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.k15t.scroll.scroll-pdf/server/overview

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Milo Test
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March 17, 2016

Try putting the Choose Label macro within a span or div macro, set the class to noprint, then add the noprint instruction to the PDF Stylesheet:

.noprint  
{  
display: inline-block ;  
}
Mira Vogel
March 18, 2016

Unfortunately adding the noprint div to a template with variables seems to break the template (I click apply and find the variables display as a bulleted list and the template fields disappear - I tried with a fresh template and the same thing happened). Thank you for the suggestion though.

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March 18, 2016

Try following his advice of wrapping the content in span or div and giving it a class of "nonprint" and then add this to the stylesheet:

@media print { .noprint{ display: none !important; } }

This should hide it from the PDF.

 

 

 

Mira Vogel
March 22, 2016

Hi Alex, I tried that, but as mentioned above, adding div or span to the template code breaks the template. I guess it would work in a normal page, but not in a template?

Alex Yasurek
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March 22, 2016

Try wrapping it in something that you can give an ID or class name to so that you can access it from CSS and hide it. 

The other solution is that Scroll PDF plugin which works great but that cost $.

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