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Thank you for your hints and answers! I played a little bit with the "display: inline-block" feature, and actually it does seem to work, but is somehow overwritten in the output by some dubious other CSS files and specifications :wink: Though I like the word wrap effect very much I think i...

I added a picture, I hope that helps. I think Madcap once called the expandingHead the "hot spot". Usually the expandingBody appears in the same line as the expanding Head, but Madcap managed it somehow to do a word wrap.

Unfortunalety, I cannot provide a ready-to-use-solution, but a hint that might help. The specific color of the arrrow is defined in a file called "Styles.css" which is located in the Output-folder in Skins\Fluid\Stylesheets. Just use e.g. the Style inspector in the Firefox browser or a sim...

Hi, I am currently defining expanding text. What I'd like to have is a word wrap after the "hot spot" (CSS: the expanding Head). I've seen this in the Flare online help (for instance the expanding text in this topic: https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare2017r3/Content/Flare/z/Add-Elements....

Hi Nita, thank you for your quick answer. The problem I expect when I open several instances of Analyzer is that some condition tags will appear twice since one common condition tag set applies to all projects. What I am looking for is a merged list of all condition tags used in all projects (I didn...

Hi all, I'd like to find out which conditions tags are used in all my projects. Instead of open every project separately in the Analyzer, I would like to open all my projects at the same time to get a list of all used conditions tags. However I didn't find this functionality in Analyzer, can anybody...

Hello, I'd like to repeat a headline (h2 or h3, it depends) in the header of a table. A variable would be perfect, but the header I refer to changes from table to table, so this is not a possible solution for me. I tried to set a bookmark at the h2 or h3 and refer to it with an xref in the table hea...

Hi, I hope I don't misunderstand your problem. I use hanging headings as well, for this I defined the h-style with: h2 { ... mc-auto-number-position: outside-head; mc-auto-number-class: AutoNumb4Headlines; mc-auto-number-format: 'CH:{chapnum}.{n+} '; margin-left: 56mm; } with the span-class span.Aut...

CSS class names are case sensitive, so whilst it may work ok in Flare's editor, it's definitely not going to work in web outputs in a browser (and I've not tested PDFs). You're right, I've tested it once again and the HTML-Output is case-sensitive; before I only tested it with PDF. In the PDF outpu...

That's true, but I think the CSS is not case-sensitive here - the p.Fig-Style is formated bold, that means that it does find the span.noWrap. My problem is, where do I tell the xref to display the information from the p.Fig-Style bold and, above all, without word wrapping?

I have the same problem as described by Fiona. I tried Nita's solution, but somehow it doesn't work properly. I used the span "NoWrap" to format the style "p.Fig". The span.NoWrap looks like this: span.noWrap {white-space: nowrap; font:bold;} As Nita suggested, I linked the span-...