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I will try that. Thank you very much for your help.

But, it still doesn't work for me.

I found the below about version 2019 r2 at https://www.madcapsoftware.com/blog/fea ... -the-work/

I am using 2019 r2. Even though it is an older version, I thought that the functionality would be the same, but maybe not. If it only has the option (all open documents), then why would 'Find in' be a drop-down?

Thank you for your fast reply. The following page seems to indicate that you can select from all of the options (see the bold text below), unless I am misunderstanding something: https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare2023/Content/Flare/Editor-Tools/Find-Replace/Main-Activities/Finding-Replacing ...

When I select Home > Find and Replace > Find Elements > Find in, it only has the option: (all open documents).
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But when I select Home > Find and Replace in Files > Find in has all of the options.
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Is there some setting that I am missing? Thanks in ...

That worked! What really had me perplexed was that it looked fine in the HTML mini-toc and in the PDF output, but not in the HTML Contents. Thank you so much.

In my HTML output, the third level headings do not show the section numbers in the Contents (on the left side), but they do show in the mini-toc. In the PDF output, they look fine (see screenshot at the bottom).
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The Chapter 6 heading style is H1.chapTitle, the 6.1 heading style is h1 ...

Hi Trent. The issue occurred before I tried selecting auto-generate; it was initially unchecked. I tried selecting it temporarily to see if it would fix the issue. So yes, the two sub-entries have been manually added.

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I also ran Analysis > More Reports > Duplicate TOC Items, but it ...

In my HTML output, the first chapter called Introduction shows duplicate subsections in the Contents even though there is only one of each in my project. In the other chapters and in the PDF output, it looks fine.

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The Introduction topic heading style is H1.chapTitle and the ...

Thank you scap, that fixed it. I had to change [%=System.LinkedTitle%] to [%=System.LinkedHeader%]. I had spent many hours on that issue. You are a life saver!!!

When I add a new topic to a project, the section number does not show in the HTML output Contents or in the MiniTOC. It does show in the PDF output Contents and MiniTOC. The topic’s heading style is h1. Even when I copy a topic from Content Explorer and paste it in the same folder, and then add it ...

In my TOC, the front matter headings (h1.nonum) do not line up with the chapter headings (h1.chapTitle) in the PDF output. See the attached screenshot for an example. But in the body of the PDF, all of the headings line up perfectly. If I adjust either of these in the style sheet, then they are ...

That worked. Thank you very much.

I am having the same issue. Was this ever resolved?

No, I did not do that. As a test, I imported one of the Word docs into a different project. Then I added one sentence, then manually reimported, then built the primary, and the generated HTML output shows the update of the added sentence. :o Then I manually reimported the same doc in my original ...

I have imported several MS Word Documents in my project and I have selected Auto-reimport before ‘Generate Output’ for all of them. I also have unchecked Disable auto-sync of all import files on the General tab of my target, but when I build the Primary or manually Reimport, then the generated HTML ...