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Open the skin used by the HTML Help target, and check the Size tab.
You can set the window width/height, and its offset from the top/bottom/left/right; or use the Browser Default setting to remove these.

Also, on the HTML Setup tab, if you select Save user defined window position after first use ...

The skin name is used in the class name of the list, in the format _Skins_<your skin name> .

So I'd guess yours would be...

ul.mc-component._Skins_menuproxy_headings > li
{
display: none;
}

As mentioned though, if you inspect the output in the browser (using F12 dev tools), you can see the ...

There's no similar method to exclude particular heading levels from a 'Headings' menu proxy. The only option is to set the heading level depth in the menu proxy, so you can't stop Flare including the h1.

But you can use CSS to hide menu levels in the output.

For example, this hides the h1 heading ...

You might be able to copy topic files from your 2023 project to overwrite the topic files in the original 2018 project. Topic files don't usually contain any information that's specific to a Flare version (if you haven't used new features).

However, project files will be more difficult to handle ...

As far as I know, MadCap haven't documented how to do this - but I think it's worth contacting MadCap support to find out how they would handle this.

How difficult it is to fix will depend a lot on exactly what changes you have've made to their project. If your changes make use of any new features ...

Where you insert the toolbar proxy (in a topic, or template page), you can to choose which buttons to display for that instance of the proxy - and that will override the buttons displayed by default that you set in the skin.

So you need to check each place where you insert the proxy, and check what ...

Try Window > Reload Layout first, then Window > Reset Layout.

What PDF button do you mean?
Just there isn't a PDF button by default in the skins that you create in Flare - either the Toolbar HTML5 component skin, or the Trpane skin toolbar.
So the PDF button must be something custom that you've added - it isn't a reserved/default button in Flare.

The preview ...

You could do this using JavaScript.
For example, somewhere inside the body of the start page, insert a script using Insert > Script and paste the following:

$(document).ready(function(){
/* Set focus to search bar in title bar automatically */
$(".title-bar .search-field").focus ...

First, I'd ask whether it has always been broken or was it working previously? If it was working ok before, then what has been changed recently?

It's hard to say what's happening. Some of the problems might be caused by settings in the toolbar skin, and some problems might be caused by your ...

To do this, you can add a hyperlink to a "named reference" in the PDF:
See the help: https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare2023r2/Content/Flare/Nav-Links/Named-Destinations/Creating-Named-Destinations.htm#HowtoCreateaLinktoaNamedDestination

A "named reference" is just like a bookmark in a HTML page ...

From what I can see, you can copy a TOC but not move it, and you can't copy or move a target (and several other Project files). In a target, you can only select TOCs from the Project folder. So I think being able to copy the TOC into the Content folder is a bug.

My advice would be not to mess ...

I already tried your script and it works fine for me in a master page. I switched to Text Editor view, then pasted it in the body of the page where I wanted the date to appear...

<p>The year is: <script>document.write(new Date().getFullYear());</script></p>

Or if you were in XML Editor view and ...

The Is there a master page layout setting somewhere? I'm thinking that the PDF targets in question are being output according to some setting with higher precedence.

The Primary Page Layout that you can set in the target (or Project Properties) is just the default page layout to use.

But you can ...

but this means that we need to manually repost all of the content on our website every year just because the year changes.


But you don't need to republish websites or documents if the only change is the date.
The copyright indicates when the content was created, so if you wrote/published it in ...

Glad you found the problem.

I'd suggest reporting that as a bug, because although you can't insert a picture tag, it's a problem if Flare can't recognise all valid HTML when it comes to analysing links.

Go to Help > Report a Bug
https://www.madcapsoftware.com/feedback/bugs/

No problem. Looks like the link was messed up: https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare2023r2/Content/Flare/Proxies/Menus/Creating-Topic-Menu.htm

No you can't change it.
It's just a standard icon in the editor to show it's a drop down, like the Toggler or Expanding Text icons.
It isn't showing the actual icon used - the editor icon points down, the output icon points right.

To get the menu, open your template/master page, then insert the Topic Menu (menu proxy) as described in the help, and set it to use (Headings) .
Creating a Topic Menu help://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare2023r2/Content/Flare/Proxies/Menus/Creating-Topic-Menu.htm
You can also choose how many heading ...

I've tried your example and it works fine for me in my HTML5 output.
But it doesn't work in the preview and displays a missing image. In the XML editor, I see <source></source/><source></source> and a working image (for the img tag).

So it looks like Flare's XML Editor will display the srcset ...

You can insert a TOC inside another.

Put the topics in two separate TOCs - User (only), Admin (only).

Create a new TOC for target A, then insert both the User and Admin TOCs inside target A's TOC.

Then Target B just uses the Admin TOC, and target C uses the User TOC.

If I copy and paste that full code into a topic, I can find it ok - </span><MadCap:variable name="Custom.Application" />

Assuming the search options are set correctly, then could there be a character between the </span> and <MadCap tags that the editor isn't displaying?
To test this:
* You could ...

No, you can add the video tag to the source.
I use video tags like the example code below, to include a track caption/subtitle file (because that's not supported by Flare).

<video id="video1" controls="">
<source type="video/mp4" src="Videos/Video1.mp4" />
<track kind="captions" src="Videos ...

You might need to do this:

Note For online outputs, creating an index is typically done via a skin. By default, the MadCap style that controls index proxies is set to support only print-based outputs. However, you can change this. To do so, open your stylesheet, select the MadCap|indexProxy style ...

You can still just manually insert the video in the same way as you would on any web page.

So if you're hosting the video on your own site (like a mp4 file), then just use a <video> tag and point it to the video URL.

https://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_video.asp