Adobe 65030089 User Manual - Page 167

Media queries, Manage media queries for screen profiles, Manage style sheets

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 10 161 Styles and style sheets Media queries Media queries help you gain finer control over media-specific styles by combining media types with media features, such as the width of a device. For example, the following code helps you define a style attribute for devices with a minimum screen width of 980 px: @media screen and (min-width:980px) { p { color: blue; } } If your style sheet includes style definitions that use media queries, the minimum and maximum width values are reflected in the output generated from RoboHelp. Manage media queries for screen profiles If you change the width of a screen profile, the media query for that screen profile defined in the style sheet becomes undefined. RoboHelp does not automatically update the media query. To map the styles of an undefined media query to a media, follow these steps: 1 Right-click the CSS file and select Edit. 2 In the Styles dialog box, select Manage Media Queries from the Media list. 3 Select the undefined media query with the width you specified and click Map. 4 Select the screen profile. 5 Click OK. To delete the styles of a media query, select the media query in the Manage Media Queries dialog box, and click Delete. Manage style sheets Link a style sheet to topics or master pages You can associate one style sheet with any number of HTML topics, including a topic in Design view, multiple topics, or a new topic. If you create a style sheet in a project and apply it to a new topic, all topics you create later use the new style sheet. Link a topic to another one, if necessary. 1 From the Topic List, select one or more topics. 2 Click the Properties icon in the toolbar. Click the Appearance tab. 3 Select a style sheet. If needed, click the Browse button to navigate to a style sheet, or click New to create a style sheet. 4 (Optional) Edit the style sheet: Edit Add, modify, or remove styles in the style sheet. Background Sound Add a sound clip that plays when the topic opens in the viewer or browser. Sound Loop Count Define the number of times the sound clip plays when the topic is opened. Select Infinite to play the sound continuously while the topic is open. Last updated 7/13/2012

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USING ROBOHELP HTML 10
Styles and style sheets
Last updated 7/13/2012
Media queries
Media queries help you gain finer control over media-specific styles by combining media types with media features,
such as the width of a device. For example, the following code helps you define a style attribute for devices with a
minimum screen width of 980 px:
@media screen and (min-width:980px)
{ p { color: blue; } }
If your style sheet includes style definitions that use media queries, the minimum and maximum width values are
reflected in the output generated from RoboHelp.
Manage media queries for screen profiles
If you change the width of a screen profile, the media query for that screen profile defined in the style sheet becomes
undefined. RoboHelp does not automatically update the media query.
To map the styles of an undefined media query to a media, follow these steps:
1
Right-click the CSS file and select Edit.
2
In the Styles dialog box, select Manage Media Queries from the Media list.
3
Select the undefined media query with the width you specified and click Map.
4
Select the screen profile.
5
Click OK.
To delete the styles of a media query, select the media query in the Manage Media Queries dialog box, and click Delete.
Manage style sheets
Link a style sheet to topics or master pages
You can associate one style sheet with any number of HTML topics, including a topic in Design view, multiple topics,
or a new topic.
If you create a style sheet in a project and apply it to a new topic, all topics you create later use the new style sheet. Link
a topic to another one, if necessary.
1
From the Topic List, select one or more topics.
2
Click the Properties icon
in the toolbar. Click the Appearance tab.
3
Select a style sheet. If needed, click the Browse button
to navigate to a style sheet, or click New to create a style
sheet.
4
(Optional) Edit the style sheet:
Edit
Add, modify, or remove styles in the style sheet.
Background Sound
Add a sound clip that plays when the topic opens in the viewer or browser.
Sound Loop Count
Define the number of times the sound clip plays when the topic is opened. Select Infinite to play
the sound continuously while the topic is open.