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Using the XmlMaps collection s Import method, the same call might look like this: Sub AppendXMLIntoExistingMap() Dim sNewData As String sNewData = "C:\projects\Excel\cds02.xml" ActiveWorkbook.XmlMaps("cds_Map").Import sNewData, False End Sub The Overwrite argument is set to False, causing the data to be appended to the end of your data range. Set it to True to write over the data. Sub ImportXMLIntoExistingMap() Dim sNewData As String sNewData = "C:\projects\Excel\cds.xml" ActiveWorkbook.XmlMaps("cds_Map").Import sNewData, True End Sub

HTML <h1>Relative Float</h1> <div class="parent"> <div class="relative1 float">Relative Float 1</div> <div class="relative2 float">Relative Float 2</div> <p>This text is next to a relative float. A relative float works just like a static float except that it is relatively positioned. This allows it to be offset using <code>left</code> and <code>right</code> without affecting the position of other elements. It also allows <code>z-index</code> to control the stacking order of floats. <span class="absolute">absolute</span></p></div>

n this chapter we introduce nodes and node types. We ll show you how to create a node type in two different ways. We ll first show you the programmatic solution by writing a module that uses Drupal hooks. This approach allows for a greater degree of control and flexibility when defining what the node can and can t do. Then we ll show you how to build a node type from within the Drupal administrative interface and briefly discuss the Content Construction Kit (CCK), which is slowly making its way into the Drupal core distribution. Finally, we ll investigate Drupal s node access control mechanism.

CSS *.parent { position:relative; padding:20px; } *.relative1 { position:relative; z-index:3; top:10px; left:10px; } *.relative2 { position:relative; z-index:2; top:20px; left:-30px; } *.float { float:left; width:100px; height:50px; margin-right:25px; margin-bottom:40px; } *.absolute { position:absolute; z-index:1; top:102px; left:215px; } /* Nonessential rules are not shown. */

Saving your data back to the existing XML file or a new file is as simple as a call to the Workbook object s SaveAsXMLData method. The SaveAsXMLData method takes two arguments, the file name to save to and the XML map object to retrieve the file schema from. Figure 3-14 shows the SaveAsXMLData method displayed in the Visual Basic Immediate window with its arguments shown via IntelliSense.

Problem You want to offset a float from its current position without affecting the position of any other element, including other floats and inline content You also want to control the stacking order of floats in relation to each other and in relation to positioned elements You can use position:relative to relatively position a float A relative float remains in the normal flow of floats and can be offset from its position in the flow using left and top A relative float is rendered in a positioned layer, which allows you to use z-index to control its stacking order in relation to floats and other positioned elements Since a relative float is positioned, absolute descendants can be positioned relative to it SELECTOR { position:relative; left: VALUE; right: VALUE; z-index: VALUE; float:LEFT_RIGHT; width:+VALUE; height:+VALUE; margin: VALUE; } Location Advantages This pattern applies to all elements.

One of the first questions asked by those new to Drupal development is, what is a node A node is a piece of content. Drupal assigns each piece of content an ID number called a node ID (abbreviated in the code as $nid). Generally each node has a title also, to allow an administrator to view a list of its contents.

Figure 3-14. SaveAsXMLData method Add a new procedure to the standard module you ve been working with, and name it SaveXML. Sub SaveXML() Dim ExportMap As XmlMap Set ExportMap = ActiveWorkbook.XmlMaps("cds_Map") If ExportMap.IsExportable Then ActiveWorkbook.SaveAsXMLData "C:\projects\Excel\cds_XML_out.xml", ExportMap Else MsgBox ExportMap.Name & " cannot be used to export XML" End If End Sub