Adobe 65030089 User Guide - Page 227

USING ROBOHELP HTML 9 221 Conditional text Apply conditional build tags to content Content that has a conditional build tag applied appears with diagonal hash marks in the color specified for the tag. If a project is generated using a conditional build tag expression, the topic doesn't display the content to which the tag applies. The color of the diagonal hashing differentiates tagged areas. For a folder, no hash marks appear. You can display hash marks for topics inside a folder. Notes: • Remove text references to excluded topics, such as links. Hotspots are not active for excluded topics. • You can apply a conditional build tag to topics in the TOC pod. • Show or hide conditional text by choosing View > Show > Conditional Areas. Verifying tags applied to topics The Used area of the Conditional Build Tag Properties dialog box lists the topics using a tag. The Level column shows how a tag is applied: Applied to a topic. Applied to topic content. Applied to both topic and content. The File column lists the file containing the tagged information. ❖ Right-click a conditional build tag in the Conditional Build Tag pod and click Properties. Apply conditional build tags to a topic 1 Select View > Pods > Topic List. Select the topic. 2 Click Format > Apply Conditional Build Tag, and select a tag. Apply conditional build tags to multiple topics 1 Select View > Pods > Topic List. 2 Select multiple topics. 3 Click the Properties icon in the Project toolbar, and then click Advanced. 4 In the Conditional Build Tags (Topic Level Tags) pod, select a tag. Click OK. Apply conditional build tags to topic content 1 Open a topic in the Design Editor. 2 Select topic content. 3 Click Format > Apply Conditional Build Tag. 4 Select a tag and click OK. Apply multiple conditional tags to topic content 1 Open a topic in the Design Editor. 2 Select topic content. 3 Click Format > Apply Conditional Build Tag > New/Multiple. 4 Select tags or click Check All. Click OK. Last updated 12/14/2011