HTML editor

A built-in HTML editor allows to create and edit hypertext documents (HTML documents). They are also used to create user manuals.

You can create a new document using:

• "File - New - HTML Document;

• Ctrl+N keyboard shortcut.

To open an existing document, use one of the following options:

• "File - Open;

• Ctrl+O keyboard shortcut;

• drag the file from Windows Explorer to 1C:Enterprise workspace.

Using this editor, you can create a description for a configuration object - a help topic that would open when a user presses ""Help" button on a form (in the 1C:Enterprise mode).

In the HTML document window, the Edit tab is used to type and edit the document in visual mode, while the Text tab is used to edit the current document in HTML format. The View tab is used to view the result of the editing.

Creating an HTML document is similar to working with a regular text editor.
However there are some differences. For instance, an HTML document may contain graphics, tables, labels, as well as hyperlinks to other documents.

Editing

You can format text in an HTML document, i.e., set up its style (font, size, weight, indentation, etc.).

To add a table, select Table - Insert Table. In the window that opens, specify the required number of rows and columns.
If you find out later in the course of editing that the specified number of rows or columns is not sufficient, more can be added.

To add an image , select Elements - Insert Picture.

An HTML document can contain marquees that are special HTML objects. A marquee is an area where text, a table, an image, or another marquee can be placed. When a marquee is displayed, the enclosed objects scroll continuously from right to left.

You can add hyperlinks to an HTML document.
Highlight an object (text or a picture) and select Elements - Link.

To insert a line, select Elements - Line.