Monthly Archives: April 2020

The RADIAL component renders some percentage value as graphics and as text.

You can define line size, color, font – and many other parameters.

We added a nice new page bean component “CCTimeLineVertical”. In the component you can arrange any other dialog content as item of a vertical time line:

The dialog content may be read-only content – but also may be interactive content.

Each content part is associated with some icon which is shown in the time line on the left. When the user clicks the icon, then the content part is collapsed and only some title is shown.

Up to now we delivered our documentation as PDF files. We now switched to HTML in order to simplify and accelerate access.

For better reading and for adequate printing each main chapter is represented as one HTML page. From the table of contents on the left you jump into the corresponding (sub-) headline inside the document.

The  documentation can be viewed >HERE<.

Maybe some of you are interested in the way we create the HTML files: our documentation is written using Open Office Writer. While authoring we strictly keep to a few predefined format configurations (and  do not do “free-style-formatting”). Due to the simple structure of the ODT-format (open document text) it is  really simple to parse and convert content into HTML.