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Quote from: utnik on August 25, 2024, 06:43:45 PMi wonder why the style is set to 'none' – and why almost all the sections are defined in reverse order. but that might not really be connected with your problem.
the box with the cross looks like a text overflow. this happens, when the text box is too small, but sometimes you think that it is big enough but it doesn't match with the baseline grid...
if i could see your document, i might be able to help. (but i'm sailing at the moment and my only internet access is when we are in a harbour...)
utnik
Quote from: a.l.e on August 19, 2024, 09:48:07 AMwith the current scribus 1.6 you don't need ghostscript for importing pdfs as vectors.Nice that such an aged thread is still alive.
you might need it if you load it as an image in an image frame.
but that's probably not what you want.
Quote from: PatJr on August 22, 2024, 05:59:37 PMI've had some trouble with this too.
One thing I have found that helped me was clicking in the cell I wanted to change then drag select to the left or whatever then carefully drag back to just the one cell I want to change so it's the only cell selected. Then I can usually dittle with the boarders in the Table Properties dialog.
Quote from: utnik on August 22, 2024, 06:49:26 PMi downloaded your file, opened it with scribus1.6.2, selected all the table cells, went to the 'table properties' selected the '1 pt solid line' and defined its color as 'none'.
all the table borders disappeared. (i didn't care about the 2 pt line around the 'cancer' cell...)
utnik