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Try setting the mc-heading-level property on your custom style. e.g. set it to 1 if you want it to be a top level heading. I think that will make it appear in the TOC.

You could try unticking the "Include topic when full-text search database is generated" checkbox to see if that speeds up the generation.

You can do it for all files by opening the File List tab (View > File List), selecting all topics then right-clicking and selecting Properties. I haven't tried ...

I thought I'd add to this. Using TFS GIT, some projects worked fine and others would be extremely slow to check the status, and take 20+ minutes to commit a single change.

I found that the projects that were slow didn't have a [remote "origin"] fetch = +refs/xxxx section in the config file ...

The closest match to what I think you are asking would be External Resources, but I personally would only use this solution for resources maintained by other teams. https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare2024r2/Content/Flare/Project-Management/External-Resources/External-Resources.htm

Global Project ...

Is it SideNav? I don't think there's any way in the skin editor, but you could potentially use CSS to insert text before the actual TOC code.

I tried this in a test project, so perhaps try in a copy of your project to see if it will work.

I used the browser developer tools to find the relevant ...

The missing bit is that in "Replace/Action" section you need to select "remove inline formatting" from the dropdown and re-specify the inline formatting you want to replace.

Once you do that, you'll see the yellow preview text has a line through the formatting to remove.

This makes sense after you ...

I think that will style the p following the div, not the p inside the div.

What you could do is set up each div as a snippet, then after you insert the snippet, right-click on it and select Convert to text

Or, you could use a complex selector, to style the first paragraph

It would look something ...

I often see questions in the forums and try out the functionality they are trying or asking about. And thinking about different ways to achieve the same or similar.

Being actively curious is probably the biggest thing.

I did a quick test and the All Files text displays when I preview, but not when I view the generated output. Check if that is the case for you.

This could be because the mini-toc proxy works differently between print and online outputs.

The lt;dr is that for print, the toc depth represents the number of heading levels from the heading immediately before the mini-toc proxy. For online the number represents the number of levels below the ...

Thanks for that. We went ahead with it and it seems to have worked fine. At least, nothing has blown up so far. :)

And yes, from our view, it was just a change to the root URL and otherwise the repo was identical.

I can also confirm that some changes to the local repo pushed successfully after the ...

Hi All,

We're using git, and I've just been advised the remote repository URL is changing slightly.

The MadCap Flare help doesn't mention changing the URL, but I noticed that if I open Source Control > Manage Remotes, if I make a small change in the Remote Repository field then the New button ...

In case it didn't come through, the thought experiment for inline images should have spaces between the apostrophes (so there are correct spaces around the inserted attribute value.

content: '<space char>' & attr(alt) & '<space char>';

Perhaps you could you ::before and the content property to display the alt text. The content property is interesting because you can use it to display attribute values as well as text strings.

To try it out, you need to set up something like the following in your stylesheet:

img::before {
display ...

Oh no! Sending hugs in your general direction!

There should be a special MadCap breadcrumb class under the "a" element in the stylesheet. Try changing the font size there.

If your organisation has source control, see if you can use that. That way every time you commit/check-in, your work is saved centrally so it doesn't matter where the projects are located. The reason I only recommend using source control if your organisation already has it, is so you can have ...

What's the exact message they're getting? That might help us determine what's happening.

I do know one common problem is if you link to a pdf on a network server and the user doesn't have access to that server or to the specific folder.

Have you followed all the steps in the help for embedding fonts? There are specific steps for tripane as well as the usual manual stylesheet changes.
https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare20 ... -Fonts.htm

The "End User Search Features Per Output Type" topic in the help says search filters should work for server-based output.

Has help been published to that location previously? If so, perhaps server-side caching of old content is the problem? See if you can get the server administrator to clear the ...

Assuming you're using side nav or top nav, you'll need to add a topic toolbar, probably to the template page so that it appears in all topics. If you don't want it in all topics, you can add the topic toolbar to individual topics as needed.

https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare2024/Content/Flare ...

MadCap support have confirmed that this is not a bug and that concept tags must be inserted inside regular html elements inside the body element. That is, inside p, h1-h9, li, div etc tags.

I've asked they include this information in the help, although I realise this problem will likely only occur ...

Thanks for that. I think it must have been the snippet conditions I was thinking of.

Hi All,

I'm hoping to use your collective memory to track down an old post.

I seem to remember reading, in the dim, dark past, something about ensuring you set up your snippet conditions, or snippet variables, as separate sets to ensure they are never used outside snippets. But I can't remember ...

Perhaps check your stylesheet for a div class containing the word "breadcrumb" that has a large padding-top or margin-top set for the print medium?