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Assuming that the alternative, where you don't want the div to appear, is a print-type output like Word or PDF, you can use media specifications in the CSS to set display: none; on this class and it won't show there.

In your print target, on the Advanced tab, there is a Stylesheet Medium which ...

If I understand what you are trying to do, you should be able to do it by specifying padding around the image and a background color. This will wrap the image in a tight box of a thickness and color of your choosing.
A possible drawback is if you have transparent images then the color will show ...

Conditional text which is included in the output gets an attribute on whatever element is tagged: data-mc-conditions="conditionset.condition".
So you could create a CSS rule in your style sheet like
[data-mc-conditions]
{
background: yellow;
}

if you want all conditionally tagged text to have a ...

Let me see if I understand this.

You have one project.
Within that project you have made targets for Product 1 Version 2, Product 1 Version 3, Product 5, etc., with appropriate conditional formatting, and each of these builds to a separate folder, hopefully installed or hosted beside one another ...

View | File List.
Type the file name (or a partial filename with * as wildcard) and press Enter to search for the file anywhere in your project.

The first thing I'd do is give your headings the CSS property clear: both. This will stop one topic from starting beside the div in another topic.

It there is still stuff messed up after that, give us another shout!

If you have the topic open, click in the topic, right-click Topic Properties , and click the General tab. The Location is the full path to the topic.

If you only know the name, in the View tab of the ribbon click File List . In the File List window, in the Filter field type or paste the file name ...

It sounds like you are using a Top Navigation skin.
To get HTML5 output with the functionality of Webhelp, use a Tripane skin.

You need to wrap the javascript code in a CDATA tag, which is commented out from the javascript, like this:
<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
function isPopup () {

for (var i = 0, i < 4, i++) {
alert(i);
}
}
//]]>
</script>
The CDATA tag prevents the browser (and Flare) from ...

You might try defining the path in the Master Page's link to the favicon as a variable. Then you can declare a different value for the variable in each target, pointing to all the individual target versions of the favicon.

Be aware that if the topics are linked to context-sensitive help IDs, they'll be included unless you exclude the alias files with conditions (if you only want to exclude some of the CSH IDs, you'll have to make multiple alias files).

Are these topics actually present in the web help outputs in question - that is, if you click them, do their topics appear?
Just removing them from the TOC doesn't make the topics not exist in the target using that TOC - that only happens for print and PDF outputs. You'll need to set up conditions ...

I'd guess that the print layout you have for that title page has a fairly small content area (above the red swoosh) AND all those paragraphs are coded in a way that keeps them together. On the one where this info appears on another page, one line of the title wraps onto another line which makes it ...

At the bottom of the Conditional Text panel there are Basic and Advanced buttons. If you click Advanced, then you can specify your own combination of conditions with AND and OR and NOT to get the output you want. You can see this fill in while you are in the Basic mode to get the idea of the syntax ...

The chapter breaks determine the page break at the end of the chapter and chapter autonumbering, if you use it, but the heading levels of individual topics are determined by the heading level within that topic.
To override this and make TOC depth determine heading levels, check Use TOC depth for ...

Just format the style of heading that you use so that it is invisible or displayed off the page. You should still be able to reference it in the footer.

I don't know of any way to automatically exclude all tags except what you include. But what you could do is make a tag that you apply to all conditional content which is excluded from every target. Each target includes the stuff tagged for it, of course, and the include overrides the exclude. You'd ...

This problem exists only in Flare's editor; if you built the help with that CSS reference in place it would work.
Flare expects the CSS to be a file within the project, and when it doesn't find this file, it throws the error you saw.
The workaround is to put a CSS file in the project which contains ...

When you define a style using autonumbers and the position is "outside" anything, the number goes into a <span> tag, which is in some suitable container element outside the paragraph. You can choose a Span Class when you define the autonumbered style, and Flare will assign that class (style) to the ...

And to completely close the loop, it seems like they are in fact no longer being generated for HTML5 help by Flare 11. My original comment was for Flare 10, which exhibited the odd behavior I mentioned back then.

The text of the variable is used directly in the place you reference it. So if you plan to use a variable as the image location, first insert the image (temporarily) directly into the topic. Use the Text editor to look at the source and copy the entire quoted path to the image. If your topics are ...

If it only happens in IE, it's probably some of that Mark-of-the-web brokenness.

Microsoft implemented some weird restrictions on local files in IE in a misguided attempt at security. Scripts (including the javascript needed to load the TOC pane in tripane output) are prevented from running, with ...

In the import wizard, on the screen after you choose the files, there is a checkbox labeled Import resources which should bring in the linked images.

There are two different styles here (in MadCap's style sheet).
SetOffFirstLevel is a style on the span tag which creates the bold and colored font on the Do this, Do that text.
The bullet is an image, set by the list-style-image attribute on the ul tag. To change the appears of this bullet, change ...

I'm not sure what mc-wrapper is (maybe it's from some other output besides the tripane HTML5 I normally use).
The fact that you want to edit it in Topic.css suggests that it is in the topic, though, rather than in the skin.
The css you attach to a project appears after Topic.css in the output, so ...