Interactive Buttons

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Does anyone know if it is better to have interactive buttons (from FP 2003
pre-built buttons) free floating on the page or inserted into a cell in a
table? Is there any benefit to either? Or problems to look out for? Is the
formatting issues trying to have a interactive button and table "sharing"
space on a line. For example if you have your buttons free floating to the
left and the table on the right?
 
Interactive buttons are images, and images cannot "free-float" in a
page. They must be contained in some block level container or other.
Block level containers include <>paragraphs</p>, tables (cells), and
<divs>, but there are others.
 
I always trap them in an individual cell in a table
- more layout control and consistency of rendering

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| Does anyone know if it is better to have interactive buttons (from FP 2003
| pre-built buttons) free floating on the page or inserted into a cell in a
| table? Is there any benefit to either? Or problems to look out for? Is the
| formatting issues trying to have a interactive button and table "sharing"
| space on a line. For example if you have your buttons free floating to the
| left and the table on the right?
|
 
In a table - better for your layout in general rather than using absolute
positioning or layers or whatever.
 
Could you please elaborate on why the button is better in table (Single
Cell?) rather than on a layer?
 
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