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I just realized maybe you meant you wanted this in the output when users print your HTML5 help, not in a separate print version of the help.
I have a partial solution for this.
Create a master page. Delete all the proxies except the body.
Insert a div after body proxy, and insert your watermark ...

Flare can absolutely do this.

First off, you will have to make or get your image. For a watermark, you'll want an image in some format which supports an alpha channel, so you can make it have a transparent background and partially transparent foreground. Since marketing will probably want to ...

If you are going to use these complex selectors you need to understand what each one does.
A > B is for a B element whose parent is an A element. Now maybe this is right (if you have paragraphs inside other paragraphs!) but it is certainly not what I expected from your description.
A B is for B ...

This is tough when you aren't using ul tags to contain the lists, because you use the hierarchy information which makes it so easy to fix this in nested lists using CSS.

One way you could do it is to define the default p.bullet1 and p.bullet2 for the case where there is no p.bullet, and then use ...

Well, it looks like you have right float working in your screen shot. Be aware that right float does not put it before any other content. If you wanted the right float to appear even with the Farm Layer heading, the floating element needs to occur before the Farm Layer heading in the document.

You ...

I'm confused about what you are trying to do.

If you want the same topic to appear at different places in the TOC in different outputs, you can indeed use conditional text on the TOC entries to do the job. You will need to make two TOC entries in the two locations where the topic is to appear, and ...

In my experience this happens when the name of a file or folder within the project is so long that when Flare attempts to copy it into the output folder, the file path for the copy exceeds the Windows limit of 260 characters for a file path. This doesn't happen for your PDF output because there you ...

Actually, you can move the search bar, but you have to add CSS into the skin, because the search bar is part of the skin.
Following tips from this forum, I created skin.css in my Content folder containing, among other things:
div.search-bar
{
position: fixed;
top: 19px;
}

(In my help, we ...

I'm worried about the fact that you have hundreds of conditions. If you really have hundreds of different outputs (targets), then you probably need them, though I don't know how you're keeping track of what's what while trying to define the content. But if you have, say, 8 outputs, you shouldn't be ...

Right-click your CSS file in the Content Explorer and Open with | Internal Text Editor. Then you can use the Quick Replace tool from the ribbon to replace Arial with the longer font name. You will probably want to replace "Arial," and "Arial;" with the longer name and the same following punctuation ...

The PDFs I generated from Flare 10 have equations rendered as text. They do show as images in the help outputs, though (but as stated, with antialiasing which makes them look reasonably nice).

The problems with using Analyzer to check links are:

• If you have links across merged projects, Analyzer reports all of those as bad because it doesn't see the other project
• If you have conditionally excluded topics, Analyzer doesn't detect if there are non-excluded links to the excluded topics.

I have in my CSS which I think does what you want.

It sounds like what you want is run-time merging. This is available only on the server-based outputs for HTML5 and WebHelp Plus . For this to work, you'd have a small shell help system (the master) and each installed product or add-on would install its piece in the automerge folder. These would then ...

Is there any solution for this problem? I am seeing it with my HTML5 output from Flare 10.2. After Expanding All in one topic, then navigating to another topic which has dropdowns, the Expand All button is still in Collapse All mode, and has to be clicked twice to Expand All.

I'm building a large merged HTML5 project. When I build the master project, in the Subsystems/projectname/Data/Search.mcsdbf/ folder there are two files, Search.s3db.gif and Search.mcsdb.gif - but only in the subsystems that were updated in that build. This file doesn't exist in the output folders ...

Is there a way to suppress error messages in the build report?

I am building an HTML5 help system with multiple merged projects and links between the merged projects. The help for merging projects suggests that these are links to an external file , which depend on the structure that the output is ...