Using HTML to add value to a form or page
Adding HTML tags is sometimes necessary to dress up a page or to gain control of form and page elements. But adding unnecessary HTML tags and attributes clutters up a source page, takes longer to build and transmit, and may not add any real value. If you can achieve layout or formatting effects with CSS, remove the HTML tags.
HTML can be added to a form or page in many places. While this demonstrates the flexibility of Designer, it also can make it difficult to rework a design, especially if the HTML is tucked away in many places. Look for HTML tags and attributes in any of these locations:
The HTML Head Content area
Forms or pages as Pass-Thru HTML
The computed text
The field formulas
The field attributes
The special $$ fields
The properties of many elements
You need to be aware that HTML can also be found in other design elements, especially in these locations:
View headings and columns
LotusScript Print statements
JavaScript code
Unless you specify a form...
