Adobe 65030089 User Guide - Page 129

Work with the Tag list, Managing resources, About Resource Manager

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 9 123 Working with topics More Help topics "Reports" on page 102 Work with the Tag list The Tag list in Design view shows the hierarchical structure of the HTML page. The top of the hierarchy is on the left (always the document). The currently selected item is on the right. • To display the Tag list, select View > Show > Tag list. • To select an item in Design Editor, click the item in the Tag list. • To edit the properties of an item in the Tag list, double-click the item. Set options. Specify formatting attributes to remove: Tag HTML tag that creates the specified format type. Text Text to which the formatting is applied. Class Class (style specified in the style sheet) used in the HTML tag. Not all tags have classes assigned. Id ID (tag for JavaScript or Dynamic HTML) used in the HTML tag. Not all tags have IDs assigned. Managing resources About Resource Manager Resource Manager helps you maintain resources such as images, multimedia, style sheets, snippets, and baggage files in a shared location on your computer or network. Multiple authors can use them across projects and manage them from the Resource Manager pod in RoboHelp. RoboHelp provides easy ways to add resources in the shared location and the project. Drag files and folders between Resource Manager and Windows Explorer. Drag images, style sheets, and topics from Project Manager to Resource Manager. Drag master pages between the Project Set-up pod and Resource Manager. Drag snippets from Resource Manager to topics (RoboHelp updates the Snippets pod). When you drag a resource from within a project (for example, a snippet from the Snippets pod) to a shared location in Resource Manager, you export the resource and make it available to other authors. Conversely, when you drag and drop a resource from Resource Manager to a project, you import the resource (with its associated files) to the project. Configure Resource Manager settings 1 Do one of the following: • Select Tools > Options. Click Resource Manager. • Select View > Pods > Resource Manager. Click the Resource Manager Settings button. 2 In the Options dialog box, specify application-level and project-level settings for Resource Manager. Last updated 12/14/2011

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 9
Working with topics
Last updated 12/14/2011
More Help topics
Reports
” on page
102
Work with the Tag list
The Tag list in Design view shows the hierarchical structure of the HTML page. The top of the hierarchy is on the left
(always the document). The currently selected item is on the right.
To display the Tag list, select View > Show > Tag list.
To select an item in Design Editor, click the item in the Tag list.
To edit the properties of an item in the Tag list, double-click the item. Set options.
Specify formatting attributes to remove:
Tag
HTML tag that creates the specified format type.
Text
Text to which the formatting is applied.
Class
Class (style specified in the style sheet) used in the HTML tag. Not all tags have classes assigned.
Id
ID (tag for JavaScript or Dynamic HTML) used in the HTML tag. Not all tags have IDs assigned.
Managing resources
About Resource Manager
Resource Manager helps you maintain resources such as images, multimedia, style sheets, snippets, and baggage files
in a shared location on your computer or network. Multiple authors can use them across projects and manage them
from the Resource Manager pod in RoboHelp.
RoboHelp provides easy ways to add resources in the shared location and the project. Drag files and folders between
Resource Manager and Windows Explorer. Drag images, style sheets, and topics from Project Manager to Resource
Manager. Drag master pages between the Project Set-up pod and Resource Manager. Drag snippets from Resource
Manager to topics (RoboHelp updates the Snippets pod).
When you drag a resource from within a project (for example, a snippet from the Snippets pod) to a shared location
in Resource Manager, you export the resource and make it available to other authors. Conversely, when you drag and
drop a resource from Resource Manager to a project, you import the resource (with its associated files) to the project.
Configure Resource Manager settings
1
Do one of the following:
Select Tools > Options. Click Resource Manager.
Select View > Pods > Resource Manager. Click the Resource Manager Settings button.
2
In the Options dialog box, specify application-level and project-level settings for Resource Manager.