Waffle Bytes

That seems like a weird title for this post, but I was trying to be as descriptive as possible - though the script will work for other uses as well with some easy modifications.  I was posed the following problem by a person at one of our local districts: "Looking for a way for teachers on a [district] Team to be able to click on a link so that this blank template shows up above their prior week's entries. Does this make sense?"  As I have not done much with using scripts in documents, I was eager to try this. Surprisingly, I was able to craft this one in less than 24 hours!  And now, I see a myriad of ways that it could be used in other situations. What this script does :   When opening the document, an additional menu is added (1).  When the user selects to "Add a Table" from the menu, it adds an additional template table (2) below the top level document table, but above everything else.   It also adds a horizontal rule between...

In yesterday's post,  we saw it is very easy to add images into your form. Once an image is added, though, you might want to modify it, or even change the image.  Today's post will focus on the variety of ways you can modify your image after it has been inserted into your form. Here is a link to yesterday's post on inserting the image .  Tomorrow's will demonstrate how to add images to your questions.  If you prefer a short video, here is one that shows How to Modify an Image in Your Form . To modify an inserted image: Click on the question containing the image.  Once you are in edit mode on the question, there are several items at the top: Area for the image title More options menu (3 stacked dots) Icons for duplicating and trashing the image similar to other questions When you click on the More options menu, you have a few more options: Set the alignment for the image within your form You can change the image if you want a different one ...

(This is a continuation of yesterday's post.) For many of us, scheduling an event doesn't mean it is going to happen at the time we schedule it - sometimes the event needs to be lengthened or shorten.  You don't need to create another event, instead you can modify it while in the week or day view.  First, switch to either the week or day view from the list at the top of the calendar: When you mouseover the bottom of the event, you will get a line with arrows at both ends: You can grab the event when you see that icon and then drag the event down (to add time) or up (to subtract time):