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Linking to all of the stylesheets I wanted to use, including the stylesheet that used to be the project default, from the header of a masterpage worked in this case.

In our print outputs, a master stylesheet is already imposed at the target level.

Thanks again.

Thanks for the quick and on-point advice, Dave!
That's exactly what it was: I had a master stylesheet at the project level.

Combing through this forum, it looks like some people managed to successfully implement SyntaxHighlighter using the instructions over here . All of that dates from 2009-2011 and Flare 6 at the most recent. I'm using the most recent version of SyntaxHighlighter and Flare 10.2.1. In my HTML5 output ...

I don't know about for Flare 8, but later versions have an option "List start value" in the list options, usually just below "Continue sequence." This sets the code as follows: <ol start="5"> <li>My fifth list item</li> </ol> If you don't have the button and are typing directly in the text editor ...

I was skimming too fast through the warnings in File > Options > Build > Warnings. Apparently the default settings is to NOT display the warnings under Accessibility and Web Accessibility (IDs 20036, 20037, 20038, 20039, 20041, 20032, 20033, 20034, 20035, and 20040). Overriding the default settings ...

I'm having the same issue. Nothing shows in the warnings tab, and all warnings are set to show.

davewilks wrote:[...] However, I cannot locate the version 9 executable. [...]

I hope you figure this one out! Mine is still in the Madcap directory in C:\Program Files and continues to function.

Replace in All Files has become faster ... and less transparent! Previously, this function would open all files with matches, apply the replace, mark them with the “edited” asterisk on the topic tab and save them. In Flare 10, Replace in All Files will silently replace matches in all files that ...