Just to clarify...we can only style condition tags for HTML5 output? If I want to add a background color to a condition tag for PDF output, my only option is to tag the text with a condition and tag it with a style. Correct?
I'm not sure whether it's just HTML5 output, but PDF for sure doesn't ...
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- Fri May 15, 2015 4:26 am
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Re: Tip: Styling conditions in HTML5 help
Just a small addition to this.
The CSS selector won't match when you have put multiple conditions on an element.
For that to work, you'd need to do:
[data-mc-conditions*="Condition.Comment"] { background-color: yellow; }
Notice the "*=" instead of just "=".
Then it matches when "Condition.Comment ...
The CSS selector won't match when you have put multiple conditions on an element.
For that to work, you'd need to do:
[data-mc-conditions*="Condition.Comment"] { background-color: yellow; }
Notice the "*=" instead of just "=".
Then it matches when "Condition.Comment ...